Half Life: Biodiversity After Nuclear Meltdown, which we covered nearly six months back, fantasized how biodiversity could complicate itself if we do nothing to stop a nuclear meltdown in the future. Well, before seeking some ways to correct it, it’s better to know first what does biodiversity actually mean. Students from the Vancouver Film School have made an animated short film that explains the concept of biodiversity with a visual help. Hit the jump to see the video:
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