Eco Film Tour: Antlion - How does it catch its prey?

[Ameisenlöwe - How Does It Catch Its Prey?](https://oekofilmtour.de/filme/ameisenlowe-wie-fangt-er-seine-beute) Nature film, 8 minutes, 2024 Directed by Jens Hamann Written by Jens Hamann Cinematography by Jens Hamann Edited by Jens Hamann Film music by Mark Pütz Editorial by Manuela Kalupke Production company Jens Hamann TV Film Production Broadcaster WDR Country of production Germany Protagonists Antlion [Field Hamster](https://oekofilmtour.de/filme/feldhamster) Nature film, 8 minutes, 2024 Directed by Jens Hamann Cinematography by Jens Hamann Edited by Jens Hamann Film music by Mark Pütz Editorial by Manuela Kalupke Production company Jens Hamann TV Film Production Broadcaster WDR Country of production Germany Protagonists Field hamster, nature conservationists, and animal caretakers [Wren - Where Does It Build Its Nests?](https://oekofilmtour.de/filme/zaunkonig-wo-baut-er-seine-nester) Nature film, 7 minutes, 2025 Directed by Jens Hamann Cinematography by Jens Hamann Edited by Jens Hamann Film music by Mark Pütz Editorial by Manuela Kalupke Production company Jens Hamann TV Film Production Broadcaster WDR Country of production Germany Protagonists Wren The wren is one of our smallest birds. Nevertheless, it sings its song with an incredibly loud voice. This makes it clear to everyone: This is my territory! It builds several nests there. The female has chosen a nest in an old blanket to raise four chicks. They are fed with insects that the female finds in the underbrush of a natural garden. [Elise Likes Spiders](https://oekofilmtour.de/filme/elise-mag-spinnen) Short documentary, 6 minutes, 2024 Directed by Cordula Garrido, Claudia Kock Written by Cordula Garrido, Claudia Kock Cinematography by Cordula Garrido Edited by Rainer Speidel Producer Tatjana Willms Editorial by Anke Pelzer Production company DER BETRIEB Broadcaster Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg Country of production Germany Six-year-old Elise finds spiders fascinating. She doesn’t understand why many people are afraid of the little crawlers. What she finds worst is when spiders are vacuumed up and killed. Instead, Elise catches the spiders with a glass and happily places them in her terrarium before releasing them outside. Here she can observe the spiders and see the different types of webs they spin. When Elise rescues another spider, she is happy. Film screening followed by a discussion with Hannes Hause from the Nature Watch Dahme-Heideseen.