Like every morning, dawn illuminates the jungle, awakening the creatures that inhabit this dense forest.

The trees, each one taller than the next, fight each day to take advantage of this light.

Sunrise dictates a routine that repeats itself: the awakening of the forest's inhabitants.

A small snake emerges from its lair, moving towards the warming stones to lie down.

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Insects set off in search of food, while bees emerge from their hives to collect nectar for their queen.

Ever since we started using technology to improve our living conditions, we've been protecting ourselves more and more from our environment. By unconsciously protecting ourselves from it, we no longer see it as a source of danger.

In the jungle, most trees hide many dangers. Some harbor snakes with deadly venom; they may also conceal a hunter waiting for his prey, like jaguars and pumas, the jungle's predators.

In these high-risk areas, the slightest action can cost you your life. Drinking is particularly dangerous, because hidden beneath the surface, a crocodile is preparing to devour a good meal, waiting for the right moment to leap out of the water.