Born from a large-scale interactive flipbook, Humans Build The Biggest Nests is a film describing the complex relations of species in the Anthropocene. Combining loose drawings and crisp circles, the looping narratives are linked through conflict and collaboration. By overlapping the activities of humans, Canada Geese, invasive Phragmites plants, white-tailed deer, squirrels, dandelions, ticks, trees, bacterial disease, turtles, mice and turkey vultures, our entanglement and outsized impact on ecology is clear.