Life on Fire: Wildlife on the Volcano's Edge (2013)

Volcanoes appeared on the earth 200 million years ago. Volcanic eruptions are incomparably powerful and destructive, destroying people and no number of lives, but at the same time, they also bring new soil to the earth. A series of six episodes of "Live Live" is bound to shock the hearts of people. The "active fire machine" will intensively introduce volcanoes from all over the country, including a small number of volcanoes on the continent, on the coast and on the ground. When a volcano erupts, volcanic ash continues to pour out like springs, covering many miles of land and severely destroying the surrounding ecological environment. However, there are many rare animals and plants in the scorching volcanic area, which is able to cope with the great changes in the environment and survive on the earth. Track down different creatures, such as small plants, vines, beautiful butterflies, giant foxes, etc., to explore how they cope with life. In addition to the rich content, this project also uses advanced high-definition shooting equipment and new shooting technology to make noodles better than ordinary high-definition images. For example, fix the rotary roller on a straight machine, and then push the noodle closer to 85 times to safely photograph the shock surface and the most real movement of the volcanic explosion.