Blue Planet II will be hosted by Sir David Attenborough. During the 4-year shooting process, the production team performed a total of 125 expeditions, and the underwater shooting time reached more than 6,000 hours. After 16 years since the premiere of "Blue Planet" in 2001, the production team has broken through the previous limitations through new technology, presenting many previously unknown areas, amazing creatures and their jaw-dropping actions to the audience.
The first thing I felt was shock. The waves played at a deliberately slow speed looked like jewels, like silk, and slowly changed their forms, showing a beauty that I could never imagine. Coral reefs, undersea jungles, undersea grasslands, undersea volcanoes, the Dead Sea in the deep sea... There are countless similar shocking pictures. On the one hand, I was fascinated by the extremely beautiful pictures, and I had to sigh again and again for the skill and dedication of the photographers.
Then I was moved by the freshness and intelligence of animals. Pig-toothed fish that can shell melon seeds; octopus that can judo and disguise; killer whales and dolphins who can become good friends after chatting; sea lions who can hunt around; It is indescribable to be a rival in love, and it can also be a fat-headed fish who can become annoyed and become a man to fight; there is also a clownfish who can design a delivery room and take care of the baby; there is also a poor fish that weeds and farms every day; of Pipi Shrimp. These underwater animals make me feel different, cute, pitiful, disgusting... In short, my gray mood, who is used to seeing the gray sky and gray air, also changes with each story. beat.
When I saw the coral reefs die in pieces, I was really sad. To be honest, I cried. You can think about it. The vivid and gorgeous scenery gradually receded and turned into a piece of dead ash. There were no fish in it. The assisted swimming, with nothing but to stir up a grey and white thing that I don't know if it was gravel or what. Can only make me think of the feeling of a lonely child standing in front of a burnt forest and house. I saw the scenes of other coral reefs collectively spawning, and thought that they could still grow from their new homes in other places, followed by an inexplicable joy.
No matter how harsh the environment is, there are always creatures who live tenaciously. We humans should have been in the harsh environment until now. We obtain resources from the ocean, which is one of our reliances to the present, because Our ignorance, we have done and are still doing some senseless waste and destruction. We have the ability to shape our own environment, but we ignore the ocean as the birthplace of life. Is it possible that we can see a more vivid and beautiful world with a little more attention.
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