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Oceans: Our Blue Planet

(Walrus whistling) Walrus prefer to rest on sea ice

(Walrus whistling) Walrus prefer to rest on sea ice

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(Walrus whistling)
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Walrus prefer to rest on sea ice.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
44
Timestamp in Movie
00:33:09
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.
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.
This young mother - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:05
This young mother
The only safe places - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:06
The only safe places
And some walrus pups are just too heavy. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:05
And some walrus pups are just too heavy.
It only takes another one-ton mum - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:06
It only takes another one-ton mum
Finding a safe place on these melting shores - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:08
Finding a safe place on these melting shores
Solving these problems together helps create a bond so strong - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:11
Solving these problems together helps create a bond so stron...
Just as we're beginning to understand - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:11
Just as we're beginning to understand
As we explore every part of the remote seas - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:09
As we explore every part of the remote seas
We've begun to appreciate the importance of our oceans. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:05
We've begun to appreciate the importance of our oceans.
There has never been a more crucial time to continue this journey of discovery. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:06
There has never been a more crucial time to continue this jo...
Because our future, too, depends on a healthy blue planet. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:06
Because our future, too, depends on a healthy blue planet.
And who knows what other secrets are out there... - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:04
And who knows what other secrets are out there...
Man 1: The first time I saw the tusk fish - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:07
Man 1: The first time I saw the tusk fish
Man 2: No one has previously dived to a thousand metres in Antarctica. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:05
Man 2: No one has previously dived to a thousand metres in A...
My depth is 1,000 metres on bottom. Over. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:05
My depth is 1,000 metres on bottom. Over.
Man 2: We can't explore the deep ocean remotely - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:07
Man 2: We can't explore the deep ocean remotely
Man 4: It's an ordeal to get it going - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:08
Man 4: It's an ordeal to get it going
But we now have it. We're heading out to find some walrus. - Oceans: Our Blue Planet 00:04
But we now have it. We're heading out to find some walr...