The Beauty of Ecosystemic Horror @CuriousArchive
The Beauty of Ecosystemic Horror  @CuriousArchive
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0:00 The Beauty of Ecosystemic Horror
0:37 The Lies of Nature
1:44 Scavenger's Reign
4:00 Fighting the Ecosystem
6:02 Witness the Starfish
7:02 Total Annihilation
9:18 Neva and Decay
11:17 The Bug Problem
13:12 Ultros
15:44 Growth and Acceptance
17:57 RAIN WORLD AGAIN LETS GOOOO
19:55 Reaching Enlightenment
21:47 GODS & MONSTERS

Media Shown: Rain World, Subnautica, Annihilation, Scavenger's Reign, Neva, Ultros, Color Out of Space, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, The Animal Kingdom, Vesper, Astropulse, Distant Lands, Jumanji, Verdant, Alien Earth, Prometheus, The Wall, Cold Storage, Avatar, Avowed, Love, Death + Robots, Kong: Skull Island, King Kong, Naussicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Princess Mononoke, Lord of the Rings, The Thing, The Last of Us, Evolution, Common Side Effects, In the Earth

♫ Music licensed by Epidemic Sound

Sources:
“Annihilation” (2009) by Jeff Vandermeer
“Pilgrim at Tinker Creek” (1974) by Annie Dillard
"How bioluminescence works in nature" (2019) by Liz Langley nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/bioluminescence-animals-ocean-glowing
"What’s the difference between a poisonous and venomous animal?" (2020) by Jake Buehler nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/venomous-poisonous-snakes-toxins
The Beauty of Ecosystemic HorrorCreatures of the SolKesh BestiaryThe Invisible Horror of The LabyrinthThe Book Nobody Can Translate | Voynich Manuscript7 Real Animals Mistaken for CryptidsThe Biomechanical Nightmare of ScornThe Extraordinary Life of a Terraformed WorldGames that Make You Part of the EcosystemSympathy for the GodsViking Ear-Spoons and Other Ancient Hygiene PracticesThe World of Expedition | Part IIPaleo Rewind | Discoveries & Mysteries | Jan 2021
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