New Britain's volcanoes, the rage of the earth

On the volcanic island of New Britain off Papua, a handful of animals have learned to live to the rhythm of the rages of the earth. When the ash of a volcanic eruption invades their habitat, the choice seems simple: it must either stay and adapt or else ... leave. In truth, nothing is simple because volcanoes and paths of life are unpredictable.
The history of life on Earth and fire are intimately linked: volcanism is at the origin of the formation of the first organic molecules and the appearance of life on Earth.
Directors: Bertrand LOYER, Jacques BEDEL and François de RIBEROLLES