How isolated ecosystems shape the world's most extraordinary wildlife and cultures
In short: This video uses drone footage to survey three iconic island chains. Witness the dramatic landscapes of Madagascar, Borneo, and Hawaii to see how being cut off from the mainland creates unique biological and human environments.
The footage explores Madagascar, Borneo, and Hawaii, highlighting how their isolation from mainland landmasses fosters contained ecosystems. While these islands are centers of rich wildlife and diverse human cultures, they are also among the most fragile environments on the planet.
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