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How plants make food from light

KinowildMade from a pasted script

English · Stickman animation · 6 scenes · 0:36 · 9:16

Photosynthesis in under a minute: water, air, sunlight, and a leaf that works like a tiny kitchen.

Settings used
Format
9:16 Reels and Shorts
Scenes
6
Narration
English, studio narrator
Captions
On, burned in
Quality
Standard 720p
Style
Chalkboard, classic line

These were the only choices made. The scenes, pictures, narration timing and captions were all made from the script.

Scenes 6

Script 91 words

A plant cannot walk to the kitchen, so it makes its own food. Here is how.

Its roots pull water up from the soil, all the way to the leaves.

Tiny openings on the leaves take in carbon dioxide from the air around them.

Inside each leaf, a green pigment called chlorophyll catches sunlight.

That light energy joins the water and carbon dioxide to make sugar, which is the plant's food.

And the leftover is oxygen, released into the air for us to breathe. Every leaf is a small solar kitchen.

This is exactly what was pasted. The director turned it into 6 scenes.

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