The world that ordinary people know is probably land, but land only occupies 70% of the earth's area. Rationally speaking, it is no exaggeration to say that human beings' exploration of the entire world of truth is just the tip of the iceberg. The transsexual process of the golden wrasse, the first female and then the male, attacks the fast shrimp, the super-intelligent killer whale, the eternal lighthouse jellyfish, the fish and crabs that protect themselves in a huge group, and is independent of the sun. The deep-sea ecosystem of the source of energy all shakes the hearts of the audience, and the bottlenose dolphin runs through it, which is the BBC's positioning of its role in the ocean. If it can arouse the curiosity and desire for exploration of the mature children and make it a dream, I think this is the most valuable compliment to the film. The strict requirements of film critics are always comprehensive, the beauty of the whole film is almost impeccable, and the serious attitude of seeking perfection is even more impressive. At the same time, it also brings us vigilance and thinking. The little yellow duck that travels all over the world carries some joyful irony. We cannot pretend to be the masters of the earth. In the face of the truth and nature, we must be in awe , what about in action? If we put a little more of the best brains on the planet to work with responsibility, things shouldn't be so bad. The world has never lacked secular managers. What is most lacking is the overall management of human development and even the development of the earth. The film is optimistic about this after all, and I am also optimistic that the earth is our common home.
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