The Sea Dragon Adam Sharp

In 1810, impoverished Mary Anning (11) and her brother Joseph (15), still grieving over the death of their father, discover a fossilized skeleton that not only gives life to the concept of extinction but contributes to the birth of modern-day paleontology.

Image: Henry de la Beche, Duria Antiquior (A More Ancient Dorset), 1830

CREDITS

Written by Adam Sharp

SCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS

 Biology
 Anthropology

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Feature Films

A science focused teaching framework for short and feature films, all of which have received awards from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation for their depictions of scientific themes or characters.