Sandpipers' Last Supper(NaN)
The story of a tiny shorebird’s epic journey, powered by an invisible fuel in the mud
Sandpipers' Last Supper tells the story of the western sandpiper’s long-distance migration and the biofilm in the mud that supports the species’ survival. The documentary highlights the ecological value of intertidal mudflats and the urgency to save these vital habitats for shorebirds, one of the fastest disappearing groups of birds in the world.
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