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Blue Planet II

There are almost 30,000 sizeable islands scattered across the world's oceans

There are almost 30,000 sizeable islands scattered across the world's oceans

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There are almost 30,000 sizeable islands
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scattered across the world's oceans.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
26
Timestamp in Movie
00:38:17
Uploaded
Jul 06, 2025
Season
1
Episode
4
Genres
documentary
Production
Krakowskie Biuro Festiwalowe

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Movie Summary

David Attenborough returns to the world's oceans in this sequel to the acclaimed documentary filming rare and unusual creatures of the deep, as well as documenting the problems our oceans face.
S01 • E07 His discovery that pregnant whale sharks - Blue Planet II 00:30
His discovery that pregnant whale sharks
S01 • E05 Vast numbers of the ocean's young fish, - Blue Planet II 00:07
Vast numbers of the ocean's young fish,
S01 • E04 An ideal place for those ocean-dwellers - Blue Planet II 00:07
An ideal place for those ocean-dwellers
S01 • E01 They approach the shoal from beneath and then lunge upwards, - Blue Planet II 00:05
They approach the shoal from beneath and then lunge upwards,
S01 • E06 It's the breeding season - Blue Planet II 00:19
It's the breeding season
S01 • E05 One of the richest nurseries of all, are the mangrove forests. - Blue Planet II 00:06
One of the richest nurseries of all, are the mangrove forest...
S01 • E01 gathering up to a hundred kilos of herring in a single mouthful. - Blue Planet II 00:05
gathering up to a hundred kilos of herring in a single mouth...
S01 • E02 But parts of the deep are even more hostile. - Blue Planet II 00:05
But parts of the deep are even more hostile.
S01 • E03 This male may have secured pole position, - Blue Planet II 00:11
This male may have secured pole position,
S01 • E05 Fringing the coastline of the Tropics, - Blue Planet II 00:13
Fringing the coastline of the Tropics,
S01 • E04 It may spend as much as a year continuously at sea, - Blue Planet II 00:05
It may spend as much as a year continuously at sea,
S01 • E02 In places, - Blue Planet II 00:07
In places,
S01 • E07 Today, less than one percent - Blue Planet II 00:16
Today, less than one percent
S01 • E04 searching for food, - Blue Planet II 00:10
searching for food,
S01 • E06 He can't fly over this barrier, - Blue Planet II 00:07
He can't fly over this barrier,
S01 • E01 The humpbacks are comparative newcomers. - Blue Planet II 00:08
The humpbacks are comparative newcomers.
S01 • E03 Now the sharks begin to close in, - Blue Planet II 00:08
Now the sharks begin to close in,
S01 • E06 And hope that sleeping giants will continue to lie. - Blue Planet II 00:10
And hope that sleeping giants will continue to lie.
S01 • E05 Below the water, their arching aerial roots - Blue Planet II 00:06
Below the water, their arching aerial roots
S01 • E02 Canyons that plunge towards the centre of the earth. - Blue Planet II 00:05
Canyons that plunge towards the centre of the earth.