"Blue Planet2"
@nanette64 (20364)
Fairfield, Texas
January 21, 2018 10:23am CST
BBC America has an outstanding show (title above) that has the most amazing cinematography and facts about our planet (oceans and critters). Last night was the new season for the show hosted by David Attenborough.
It took 4 years in the making with 1,000 hours below the surface using new technology like probe and suction cameras. A couple of interesting facts were that 97% of the Earth's water in the oceans has enough energy as 10,000 nuclear bombs and that in the Sea of Cortez (Mexico), that the Giant Rays brushing against the plankton produces more oxygen than all the trees on the land.
It is well worth the watch not only for the beauty of our oceans but the marine life below.
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@arthurchappell (44998)
• Preston, England
21 Jan 18
Attenborough's documentaries are always spell binding
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@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
21 Jan 18
He is the perfect commentator @arthurchappell .
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@Namelesss (3365)
• United States
21 Jan 18
I would love to watch this series but first I have to find a way to gain control of the remote.
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@crossbones27 (49703)
• Mojave, California
21 Jan 18
Its a great watch but trees way more durable than sting rays is my only issue. Not that it is a issue but kind of is if man who likes to kill things is.
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@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
21 Jan 18
True and considering that 2/3 of the worlds forests are being decimated by man, the Giant Rays may be here longer than we are @crossbones27 .
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@crossbones27 (49703)
• Mojave, California
21 Jan 18
@nanette64 Which is part of the problem. Kill the trees and sting Rays elusive sometimes. Not sure because when on the ocean fishing for fish all we got were sting rays, but anyways kill the trees and ocean temperature effected and they say all that will be left soon is jelly fish.
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@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
22 Jan 18
It is @jaboUK . It does have some sad moments but overall, it's amazing and the things that you learn are fantastic.
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@FayeHazel (40243)
• United States
22 Jan 18
I love nature shows. That one sounds great
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@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
22 Jan 18
I do too @FayeHazel . You'll have to check out the next one this next Saturday.
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@Gita17112016 (3611)
• Trinidad And Tobago
23 Jan 18
I love documentary type shows. I end up being amaze and actually learn something!
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@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
23 Jan 18
Absolutely @Gita17112016 . And considering some of the stupid shows on TV today, thank God for this kind of channel.
@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
21 Jan 18
It definitely is @Kandae11 . You learn so much from these documentaries.
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@dgobucks226 (35716)
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25 Jan 18
I always find shows about the ocean and sea life so fascinating. It's like a whole other world 
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