The plant biomass, the phytoplankton, the zooplankton, it's what feeds the fish.

We have more sharks, more biomass of snappers, more biomass of herbivores, too,

larger biomass inside the reserves.

Now what we see is huge biomass towards the poles and not much biomass in between.

This is what we call the biomass pyramid.

But you can imagine the biomass that represents.

And the biomass this is the most spectacular change 4.5 times greater biomass on average, just after five to seven years.

The power plant of tomorrow is no power plant.

We plant trees.

Plant your trees.

And then we have a lower biomass of carnivores, and a lower biomass of top head, or the sharks, the large snappers, the large groupers.

The third plant is money plant, and this is again a very common plant preferably grows in hydroponics.

So this is a plant that is mimicking the first plant.

They had no right to take that plant. Forget the plant.

Take this plant here.

Our plant ins't perfect.

Some people have estimated that the biomass tied up in these microbes

Your plant can blow up.

The plant also gets smaller.

Now this is a plant.

And then within plant protection,

It doesn't benefit the plant.

It's an old power plant.

The plant is officially closed.

Dead plant and all that.

You go to any factory, any power plant, any chemical plant, any food processing plant, you look around everything is being run by computers.

Japan's sole operating nuclear power plant, the Fukui plant, was shut down two weeks ago.

What we did was we found what were the locally available sources of biomass.

Most of the biomass in the ocean is made out of creatures like this.

Thereby to produce grain and plant,

Here is an atomic power plant.

Every plant needs water and light.

This plant grew little by little.

The plant has an underground stem.

This plant is good to eat.

Another expensive bonsai plant? Be honest.

That's where new plant bits form.

Then we have this plant here.

He built one plant after another.

Is this plant integrated or what?

You plant them in the spring.

You love your plant, don't you?

Lucky this plant thing's here, really.

So again, phosphates is another of the sort of crucial plant nutrients, every plant needs them.

Most people don't realize it, because they're invisible, but microbes make up about a half of the Earth's biomass, whereas all animals only make up about one one thousandth of all the biomass.