Africa today, the richness of its geological past - The Waltz of the Continents - Documentary

The recent African epic is the isolation of the continent into a single entity. The coming and going with Asia will generate what makes Arabia rich today: oil. For prospectors, the geological past and field observation are the key to success.
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The Tethys separates Africa from Eurasia for a time, but it too will disappear, leaving whale skeletons in the middle of the desert... an Eldorado for paleontologist Francis Duranthon.
Finally, the clash with Europe and Asia is inevitable, leading to repercussions from Gibraltar to Anatolia. Micro phenomena that Philippe Vernant and Yann Klinger read in the meanders of the rock. But what tells the story of Africa today is the opening across the entire eastern part of an immense rift. Arabia is leaving the continent, followed closely by Felicie Korastelev and Jordane Corbeau, then the ongoing opening of Palestine to Mozambique is a real open-air laboratory for Bernard Le Gall. But this rift has not only influenced the geography and climatology of our planet. For Martin Pickford, it participated in the separation of man from the great apes and therefore would have allowed our appearance.
Director: Alexis de Favitski
© THE COMPAGNIE DES TAXI-BROUSSE - 2014

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