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Oceans: Our Blue Planet

A fish with a transparent head, so that it can look upthrough its skull

A fish with a transparent head, so that it can look up
through its skull

Full Transcript

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A fish with a transparent head,
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so that it can look up through its skull.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
38
Timestamp in Movie
00:27:40
Uploaded
Jun 22, 2025
Genres
documentary, short
Production
OceanX Media,BBC Earth,BBC Studios Natural History Unit

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Movie Summary

Embark on a global odyssey to discover the largest and least explored habitat on earth. New ocean science and technology has allowed us to go further into the unknown than we ever thought possible.
A layer of mud. In places, a mile thick. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:05
A layer of mud. In places, a mile thick.
Over time, the mud here slowly decays. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:05
Over time, the mud here slowly decays.
(Booming) - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:06
(Booming)
The deep maybe hostile, - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:08
The deep maybe hostile,
Because of their hairy arms - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:06
Because of their hairy arms
With ear-like-fins to hover above the muddy sea floor. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:04
With ear-like-fins to hover above the muddy sea floor.
Astonishingly, we're now finding there's more life down here - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:09
Astonishingly, we're now finding there's more life...
This may seem an alien world, - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:09
This may seem an alien world,
Thanks to great ocean currents. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:04
Thanks to great ocean currents.
These begin at the frozen poles. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:04
These begin at the frozen poles.
Here in Antarctica, - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:08
Here in Antarctica,
That creates immense rivers of water that flow into the deep - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:09
That creates immense rivers of water that flow into the deep
These currents flow from the frozen poles - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:10
These currents flow from the frozen poles
They redistribute heat around the planet - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:09
They redistribute heat around the planet
From producing the oxygen we breathe to controlling our weather, - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:10
From producing the oxygen we breathe to controlling our weat...
But just as we're discovering how dependant we are on the oceans, - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:12
But just as we're discovering how dependant we are on t...
And nowhere is this more extreme - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:06
And nowhere is this more extreme
(Walrus whistling) - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:08
(Walrus whistling)
But with less ice than ever before, - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:08
But with less ice than ever before,
A full-grown male walrus is too big for a bear to tackle. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:05
A full-grown male walrus is too big for a bear to tackle.