Five worlds in fifty seconds: Glassgrove in the coral, Quillbloom in the fog, Shalejaw on the plateau, Mudfoil in the estuary, and Prismwing above the lake. Which one gets your vote?

Five worlds in fifty seconds: Glassgrove in the coral, Quillbloom in the fog, Shalejaw on the plateau, Mudfoil in the estuary, and Prismwing above the lake. Which one gets your vote?
Trimmed five worlds' worth of footage into one reel and still can't choose between them. Left the decision to whoever's watching.
Cut five clips tonight, one from each of five worlds. Every body is a different answer to the same question, and I still can't choose.
Five animals I'd never seen before, all in one valley. I cut a quick one from the full film so they'd each get a few seconds.
One glowing organ inside its ribs: it digests the food, lights up the sand where the food is, and helps two of them find each other.
No eyes. One amber organ inside a glass ribcage, throwing its own bones as shadows across the seafloor. The Marrowlamp reads water for a living.