Travel to the Depths of Our Mysterious Oceans | 4K UHD | Blue Planet II | BBC Earth
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Through Blue Planet II, travel to the depths of our mysterious oceans to discover all kinds of curious creatures underwater – from fish that communicate by glowing to the deadly Portuguese Man O' War.
Why does some footage seems like CGI?
Anyone else feels it?
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Taken From Blue Planet II
This bold cinematic experience takes viewers on a magical adventure across the greatest, yet least known, parts of our planet – our oceans. Since Blue Planet aired in 2001, our understanding of life beneath the waves has completely changed. Travelling from the icy polar seas to the vibrant blues of the coral atolls, this series shares these astonishing new discoveries. Meet the strange octopuses lurking in the depths of the Antarctic Ocean. Watch giant trevally fish leap to catch birds in mid-air. And ride on the back of a hammerhead shark as it attacks. Inspiring awe and wonder, Blue Planet II reveals surprising new places, charismatic new characters and extraordinary new behaviours.
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Damn that was a cool video, like the info prompts that were added too. I had a six banded distichodus in my tank, those are awesome you should get some.
00:00:00 The Deadly Portuguese Man O’War
00:05:14 Stingray Ambushes Army Of Crabs
It is really worth watching
00:11:05 Crab vs Eel vs Octopus
00:16:22 Cuttlefish Hypnotises Prey
00:20:13 Fish vs Bird
00:26:27 Amazing Clownfish Teamwork
I watched and forgot the time
00:32:48 Sharks Feast on Whale
00:36:53 Cuttlefish Mimics Being Female to Mate
I’ve never seen a crab jump before. I didn’t think they were smart enough to make the leap. 🦀
00:41:53 The Sex-Shifting Fish
00:47:24 Puffin Hunts Fish To Feed Puffling
I wasn’t ready to see crabs jump imma be honest.
00:55:02 What Lurks In The Midnight Zone?
01:02:47 Eel Suffers Toxic Shock
Some deep-sea creatures have developed unique bioluminescent patterns to navigate the extreme darkness of the ocean floor. It is truly fascinating how life thrives in such intense, high-pressure environments.
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@Laffe_nThe most incredible, beautiful video of my life.
@VitorCherulliThis video is very good
@mehioukhgbc2000I am consistently impressed by David's narrative style; regardless of the subject matter, he possesses a unique ability to make the content both captivating and truly enjoyable.
@EveryLevelPOVLabIm using this voice for sleep..like if u also❤
@ShaziTalesI wish this part was longer
@hojectadventure4075there is a video in your adds
@jackmichael9921the deep sea looks like a
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@kapilnathbaskaran279740:15 femboy cuttlefish
@janrychly6651I enjoyed this a lot
@MariVilla-r8nthe places i want to go.
@MrVoid6805Beautiful footage
@LeVu-t2klove this documentary
@OceanEarthCreatureWhat a beautiful documentary. The cinematography is incredible, and it truly captures the raw beauty of the natural world. Thank you to everyone involved for bringing these wild places and animals to life.
@primenaturehhAmazing quality
@MaxeneMaertens25:31 When Neo finally believes. Holy shit
@MisuOfArabonaClanBro let them be😭😭😭
@abelchaveroyeah i am watching this video to fall asleep😴
@saeglopurThis video makes me smile
@Realitätsüberwachungyour videos are amazing!!!!
@amandaluman7960After watching this scene where trevally prey on tern chicks, I’ve been tangled in conflicting thoughts. Natural selection culls weaker chicks to sustain ecological balance, yet the brutal competition feels hard to accept at first glance. I’m captivated by the breathtaking beauty of mountains, forests and oceans, while also wondering how we should make sense of nature’s harsh survival rules. I once questioned if nature’s stunning landscapes only mask its cold screening mechanisms, which left me stuck in a brief state of existential confusion. I don't know what standard should we use to view nature’s beauty alongside its cruelty, and how can we reconcile human compassion with ecological laws!
@XiaoSongJi-y8gI have to watch a vid for my presenting work
@Bor3d-w1uI wish this part was longer
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@adelalawadhi4235This documentary slaps!! Thanks so much for posting! Love how there’s not a long preamble and just gets right to the good stuff.
@Nunurbusinessp54:49 RAINBOW WWW
@DevajBWarrierThe cuttle fish mimicking a female is so dope lmao
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@plingketI wish this part was longer
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@Ajmaltariq-x1jGracias a BBC Earth por permitirme disfrutar de este maravilloso video, difícil de obtener de otra forma y menos en un país de habla hispana. Desde el Caribe, un gran abrazo para ustedes...
@NiArHamiltonsir david attenborough’s voice is so therapeutic. the production quality on these documentaries is honestly unmatched 🌊💙
@NovanZulkiflicrabs absolutely sicken me ...what a horrid existence. i have no idea why but the stingray scene was like watching a very graphic horror movie. im interested in what the interactio is but watching all the crabs swarming around made me feel ill. I have no idea why i became so so disgusted by crabs. i had pet hermit crabs as a child and i can only remember that is a fun and positive experience. i also was a huge rolly poly fanatic as a kid, going so far as to host a rolly poly themed birthday party which in hindsight must have come off as very strange. but at some point crabs started to scare me so much, i have no idea why. their existance sounds like a nightmare so i do feel bad for them too... like them all swarming on each other. i assume some molt early and then just get run over by a cavalcade of crabs that got there a little late and still have their spikes? how gruesome even in the context of nature is generally very gruesome and we have to accept that. it just sends a chill down my spine for some reason. and that is all before the stingray shows up .. tho if I were one of those crabs I would accept my fate at least getting taken out by a beautiful animal instead of a fellow freak crab.
@timjohnson959310:03 I can feel the tension from here
@OliviaOwlette-gs1hdYou see, leftist, it's from female upgraded to male 😂 just joking 😂😂
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