The hidden beauty of pollination Louie Schwartzberg

it’s great being here at Ted you know I

think there might be some presentations

it’ll go over my head but the most

amazing concepts are the ones that go

right under my feet the little things in

life sometimes that we forget about like

pollination that we take for granted and

you can tell the story about pollinators

bees bats hummingbirds butterflies

without telling the story about the

invention of flowers and how they Co

evolved over 50 million years I’ve been

filming time-lapse flowers 24 hours a

day seven days a week for over 35 years

to watch them move as a dance I’m never

going to get tired of it fills me with

Wonder and it opens my heart beauty and

seduction I believe is nature’s tool for

survival because we will protect what we

fall in love with their relationship is

a love story that feeds the earth it

reminds us that we are a part of nature

and we’re not separate from it when I

heard about the vanishing bees colony

collapse disorder it motivated me to

take action we depend on pollinators for

over a third of the fruits and

vegetables we eat and many scientists

believe it’s the most serious issue

facing mankind it’s like the canary in

the coal mine if they disappear so do we

it reminds us that we are a part of

nature and we need to take care of it

what motivated me to film their behavior

was something that I asked my scientific

advisors what motivates the pollinators

well their answer was it’s all about

risk and reward like a wide-eyed kid I’d

say why is that and they say well

because they want to survive

I get why well in order to reproduce

well why and I thought they’d probably

say well it’s all about sex and chip

Taylor our monarch butterfly expert he

replied

nothing lasts forever everything in the

universe wears out and that blew my mind

because I realized that nature had

invented reproduction as a mechanism for

life to move forward as a life force

that passes right through us and makes

us a link in the evolution of life

rarely seen by the naked eye this

intersection between the animal world

and the plant world is truly a magic

moment

it’s the mystical moment where life

regenerates itself over and over again

so here is some nectar from my film I

hope you’ll drink tweet and plant some

seeds the pollinator-friendly garden

I’ll always take time to smell the

flowers and let it fill you with beauty

and rediscover that sense of wonder here

are some images from the film

you

thank you

you

很高兴来到 Ted 你知道我

想可能会有一些

演讲会超出我的想象,但最

令人惊奇的概念是

那些在我脚下的概念

有时我们会忘记的生活中的小事,比如

授粉,我们 认为理所当然,

你可以讲述关于传粉者

蜜蜂、蝙蝠、蜂鸟、蝴蝶

的故事,而无需讲述

花卉的发明以及它们如何

进化超过 5000 万年的故事 我一直在

每周 7 天、每天 24 小时拍摄延时花卉 超过 35 年

,看着他们像舞蹈一样舞动,我永远

不会厌倦它让我充满

奇迹,它打开了我的心扉美丽和

诱惑我相信这是大自然的生存工具,

因为我们会保护我们

爱上的东西 他们的关系是

一个养育地球的爱情故事 它

提醒我们,我们是大自然的一部分,

当我

听说消失的蜜蜂群

崩溃症时,我们并没有与之分离

采取行动

超过三分之一的水果和

蔬菜都依赖传粉媒介 很多科学家

认为这是人类面临的最严重的问题

如果它们消失

就像煤矿里的金丝雀

自然,我们需要照顾它

是什么促使我拍摄他们的行为

是我问我的科学

顾问是什么激励了传粉

者他们的回答是这一切都是关于

风险和回报就像一个睁大眼睛的孩子我会

说为什么 是那个,他们说得好,

因为他们想

活下来 磨损了,这让我大吃一惊,

因为我意识到大自然已经

发明了繁殖作为

生命前进的一种机制,作为一种生命力量

,它直接穿过我们并使

我们成为电动汽车中的纽带 肉眼难得一见的生命之源

这个动物世界

和植物世界的交汇点真的是一个神奇的

时刻

这是生命

一次又一次地自我再生的神秘时刻

所以这里是我的电影中的一些花蜜

希望你能喝 推特并种下一些

种子 传粉媒介友好的花园

我总是会花时间闻

花香,让它充满美丽

并重新发现那种奇妙的感觉 这里

是电影中的一些图片

谢谢你