Скачать или смотреть The Carboniferous Forests: The First Insects and Giant Swamps | Documentary for Sleep

Drift into the deep past — over 300 million years ago — when Earth was covered by vast swamp forests and giant ferns, and when oxygen-rich air allowed dragonflies the size of seagulls to soar through the skies. The Carboniferous Period was an age of lush jungles, towering trees, and the first true insects. It was also a time when the foundations of today’s coal deposits were laid, as plant matter piled up in endless wetlands.

Through gentle narration, this documentary explores the strange beauty of the Carboniferous world — its climate, its life, and its legacy in shaping our modern Earth. Perfect for sleep, relaxation, or quiet study.

This video is created for educational purposes to explore scientific ideas in a peaceful, sleep-friendly format.