Quand les Insectes Étaient Plus Grands que Nous : Le Carbonifère

Narrator: Jacques Denigelles Editing: Luis Del Toro Miniature Art: Linda Hanne Screenplay: Laura Vilás What was Earth like 300 million years ago? During the Carboniferous period, the continents were covered in vast swamp forests, oxygen levels reached unprecedented heights, and giant creatures ruled the air and the land. In this Planète Géo documentary, we travel to the heart of the Carboniferous period to discover how trees that barely decomposed transformed the atmosphere, created vast coal deposits, and gave rise to a world populated by giant dragonflies, millipedes over two meters long, and gigantic scorpions. What will you discover in this documentary? ► The immense swamp forests of the Carboniferous period ► How trees created the great coal deposits ► Why oxygen reached extreme levels in the atmosphere ► Meganeura, Arthropleura, and the giants of the Carboniferous period ► The recovery of the oceans after the Devonian crisis ► The amniotic egg: the innovation that freed vertebrates from water 👉 Subscribe here:    / @planetegeo1   📩 Contact: [email protected] ⚠️ This documentary is intended for educational and scientific outreach purposes. Some scenes and visual reconstructions are based on scientific hypotheses, geological models, fossil data, and artistic representations developed from current scientific knowledge. #EarthHistory #Documentary #Carboniferous #Prehistory #Evolution