Climate group Greenpeace created spectacular images using 300 illuminated drones and light projections to send a message on climate change to leaders of the G7 who met in England's Cornwall earlier this week.
From the giant blue whale to the tiny bee, animal images lit up the night sky in Cornwall urging world leaders to 'Act Now' to stop extinction and tackle climate change.
The projection animals were shot across cornwall and drone pilots from across the world sent over footage of deserts, jungles, mountains and Antarctica.
The film is narrated by children who 'hope the grown-ups in charge wake up” and “defend the forests for the animals and people living there”.
The film’s music was created by producer and Emmy-nominated composer Hannah Peel, who has scored music for film, theatre and television, including Game of Thrones.