Elizabeth Rega, a renowned anatomy professor and science consultant for over 70 films, joins the discussion about Disney's 'Strange World'. She reveals how the fantastical creatures, like six-legged filterlopes and squishy scouts, are rooted in real biological principles. The creative duo, with her husband, also discusses designing a film environment set inside a giant turtle, blending imagination with science. They highlight the themes of inclusivity and environmental stewardship showcased through diverse characters, enriching the narrative with depth and relevance.
