Are you ready for an upclose and personal encounter with the beauty of spiders? "SPIDERMANIA Preserve biodiversity" is a short film that takes you on a journey to explore the intricate details of these fascinating creatures. BE WARNED, if you have arachnophobia, this film may not be suitable for you unless you are using it as part of your exposure therapy. In that case, it might even help you to overcome your fear of spiders.
If you are fascinated by spiders though, this film is for you. See the hidden beauty of these creatures and discover unique features that make them stand out from the rest of the arthropods. From the mesmerizing eyes of the jumping spiders to the venomous fangs of the tarantulas, this film will leave you in awe of the beauty and complexity of nature. This film is perfect for nature lovers, arachnid enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to discover the hidden beauty of the natural world.
Not only is this film a visual treat, but it also encourages us to reflect on the significance of biodiversity and its role in sustaining the natural balance of life on Earth. Preserving the remaining biodiversity is crucial, and by doing so, we will be ensuring the survival of a wide range of species including fifty thousand species of spiders.

More about biodiversity
Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biodive...
National Geographic (Natgeo) https://education.nationalgeographic....

More about spiders https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider

A lot of the photos used to make this video were made by Egor Kamelev (Егор Камелев). You can admire more of his work on his Instagram page   / ekamelev   or on VK https://vk.com/fotografazametki

Video music 'Transcend' by Audionautix
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More about arachnophobia (fear of spiders) and how to treat it

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and exposure therapy are the two main treatments for arachnophobia.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT): This type of psychotherapy (talk therapy) focuses on managing your phobia by changing the way you think, feel and behave. During treatment, you will discuss your symptoms and describe how you feel. Explore your phobia more deeply to gain insight into how to respond. Learn how to recognize, reevaluate and change your thinking. Use problemsolving skills to learn how to cope. Face your phobia instead of avoiding it. Learn how to keep your mind and body calm.

Exposure therapy (also called desensitization therapy): In this type of psychotherapy, you are gradually exposed to your feared situation. With gradual, repeated exposure, the goal is that you will feel comfortable when faced with your feared situation and, in this case, to recognize that spiders are not dangerous (unless you live in parts of the country known for dangerous spiders).
Exposure therapy may involve: Recalling and describing your feared experience.
Looking at pictures or using virtual reality to get close to the real feared experience yet be in a safe environment. Facing your feared phobia directly, in real life. Exposure therapy can be paced in in several ways. Therapy also includes relaxation and breathing exercises.

CBT and exposure therapy are often used together in a single treatment plan. CBT helps you gain insight into your fears, then exposure therapy helps desensitize your body’s “fight or flight” response to spiders.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health...

message to the viewer in the last part of the video:

Biodiversity is the variety of all living species. It is the result
of millions of years of evolution and it brings balance to all life.
Without it, life would be extremely challenging or even impossible.
Global human activity has an everincreasing negative effect on
this natural balance since the start of the industrial revolution.
As a result of those activities, numerous species are
now facing extinction or have gone extinct already.
We must protect the remaining genetic diversity on Earth.
Failing to do so may bring humanity closer to its end too.