I watched this film with my brother because I wasn’t there in class, and we both really enjoyed it. It taught me a lot, like: there are more organisms in a handful of dirt than on all other known planets! I thought it was very descriptive, though scary in some ways. For example, when it showed what has happened to our planet and what will happen. It was also very funny, when it showed the dirt in cartoon fighting, playing and laughing.
I never thought much of dirt before, but now I realise how important it is to our planet. If only more people knew this, the world would truly be a better place. I think that there should be more places where children can plant vegetables, eat them and overall learn about them and have fun. It is a great opportunity.
There are people who worship dirt, others who just don’t think it’s important. Some have destroyed it without meaning to; others have bad weather which ruins dirt. Some destroy it on purpose to make space for cities, roads or buildings. Whatever happens, the last of our dirt will probably soon be destroyed...
Dirt contains billions of tiny organisms, like fungi, bacteria, protists, insects, worms... so it is very much alive. STOP KILLING IT, WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
