Océans, les derniers mystères de la Lune

The Moon exerts a strong influence on the daily lives of humans and sets the rhythm of the lives of animals. Based on the latest scientific discoveries and technological advances with 3D images, the show allows you to travel to the four corners of the world to discover natural phenomena that are as incredible as they are mysterious. For example, once a year in Australia, some species of corals in the Great Barrier Reef lay eggs at exactly the same time. Farther on, on a beach on Christmas Island, crab females gather every year on a full moon night. In Mexico, we take a closer look at the pantagruelic feast of swordfish, which devour thousands of sardines, and then the "lunar wave" caused by the tidal heights in the Dordogne, in the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, but also in India and Papua.

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