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Shark Bay in Australia, where organisms created air and the atmosphere, laid the basic conditions for life to thrive on the beautiful blue planet. Approximately 4 billion years ago, the living fossil bacteria known as stromatolites, which still exist in Shark Bay today, emerged as the ancestors of life on Earth. After a long process of reproduction and evolution, countless species emerged, moving from the oceans to land and into the skies. Following the camera crew's lens, we witnessed the birth of primitive life and the self-regulation and control of nature over the explosion of species. However, today, with over 7 billion humans dominating the Earth and standing at the very top of the food chain, we insatiably reach out to the land and oceans, ruthlessly extracting mineral resources buried for millions of years, and overfishing the once freely swimming fish in the seas. As our quality of life improves, the Earth's living environment gradually deteriorates. Is this intelligence or folly...