1 I started watching "Blue Planet 2" this week, and I heard about its excellent reputation. I didn't know what it meant to be shocked like a fool until I opened the video! Smart and cute sea creatures that are indispensable in the dolphin ocean. They hunt, play, throw shells, surf, and make different calls at different times. They even made friends with their natural enemy, the false killer whale. Pigtooth: A fish that has its own private kitchen and uses tools. She goes looking for shells every day, and takes it all the way back to her private kitchen—a piece of coral shaped like a bowl. She took advantage of the bulge on the coral and smashed the shell hard, and then, and again, and oh, slipped away. It doesn't matter, pick it up and continue smashing it. In this way, for a delicious shell, she smashed it about fifty times, and it took an hour before she finally got what she wanted. Golden Wreck: This is a self-transforming fish. As any female golden-fronted wrasse grows to a critical size, it undergoes drastic changes in its body. Under the action of a special enzyme in the body, its female hormones will stop secreting, and male hormones will come out and begin to circulate in the body continuously. In just a few months, slowly transformed into a male fish. The body has expanded several times, the head has gradually become larger, and the chin will also become longer and longer. The female becomes a male, she becomes a he, and he goes to find a female to mate with. The male's golden brow will never rest assured, because maybe one day the female he once copulated with will become a male to challenge him. In addition, there are squid with big left eye and small right eye, some people call it "cross-eyed squid". 2 After watching the first episode, I knew what to write. However, I have no idea what to write. It wasn't until the last episode that I finally knew what I wanted to say. In the seventh episode of "Our Blue Planet", Alexville, a scientist who grew up by the sea, named the clever pig-toothed fish "Percy" because of her cuteness and persistence. In episode 6, "The Coast," the production team also named the clever sea lion "Tag boy", who uses teamwork to fish. When photographing the clever octopus that uses strategy to camouflage, she was described as "she is a rock star". So I know that whether it is the production team, scientists or animal conservationists, when they photograph these animals, they are not only for the sake of curiosity, but also a kind of brotherly love and sympathy. 3 I heard "global warming" before, thinking that these terms are 108,000 miles away from our lives. Now, through the efforts of the "Blue Planet 2" production team for more than four years, through these exquisite pictures, We know: it turns out that global warming will make walruses lose their footing, and cannot find a complete ice block in the sea, which may suffocate the baby walrus; because of global warming, the icy deep ocean currents will become more and more Fewer, fewer tuna, smart "Tag boy" sea lion and his mates may starve to death; because of global warming, the ice in Antarctica is melting faster and faster, and the sea level is longer and higher, There will be more and more coastal cities at risk of flooding...they're not only challenged by global warming, but also by overfishing, sound pollution, plastic waste, acid erosion, and more. Even in the picturesque deep ocean, plastic waste is everywhere. plastic bottle. Even baby albatrosses as far away as Antarctica are fed some plastic. Some birds are lucky enough to get rid of indigestible plastic bags, and there are some unfortunate birds who die from eating a plastic toothbrush by mistake. A small fish trapped and unable to move. There is also a scene in the video, a shark is trying to swallow a plastic bucket, maybe the shark thought it was a rare delicacy! 4 To everyone who lives on earth, protecting the environment sounds so vain. I can't remember when I saw a video where a turtle accidentally swallowed a straw all into its nostrils. It struggled in pain and could barely breathe. When the animal protection team removed the straw for it, it could only pull out the straw little by little, the turtle kept whining, and large tracts of blood flowed from its nostrils. So heartbreaking! Tragedy is the destruction of beautiful things for others to see. I don't want to be a "biao" who only makes grand vows, I just hope to have a little selfishness: in the future, when I or my descendants have the opportunity to go to the ocean, I hope that what we will see is a beautiful and healthy person who has not been touched by human beings. natural world. I can't remember when I saw a video where a turtle accidentally swallowed a straw all into its nostrils. It struggled in pain and could barely breathe. When the animal protection team removed the straw for it, it could only pull out the straw little by little, the turtle kept whining, and large tracts of blood flowed from its nostrils. So heartbreaking! Tragedy is the destruction of beautiful things for others to see. I don't want to be a "biao" who only makes grand vows, I just hope to have a little selfishness: in the future, when I or my descendants have the opportunity to go to the ocean, I hope that what we will see is a beautiful and healthy person who has not been touched by human beings. natural world. I can't remember when I saw a video where a turtle accidentally swallowed a straw all into its nostrils. It struggled in pain and could barely breathe. When the animal protection team removed the straw for it, it could only pull out the straw little by little, the turtle kept whining, and large tracts of blood flowed from its nostrils. So heartbreaking! Tragedy is the destruction of beautiful things for others to see. I don't want to be a "biao" who only makes grand vows, I just hope to have a little selfishness: in the future, when I or my descendants have the opportunity to go to the ocean, I hope that what we will see is a beautiful and healthy person who has not been touched by human beings. natural world.
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