Since the birth of the earth, the vast ocean has always been a mysterious existence. Facing the vast sea, it has a majestic momentum and a magnificent history. Humans sometimes yearn for its mystery, and sometimes fear its unknown. However, so far, the documentary "Blue Planet 2" has gradually uncovered its mysterious veil and allowed us to understand it more...
The film begins on the sea in southern Africa. Hundreds of bottlenose dolphins were swimming fast on the sea, and they jumped out of the water from time to time, maybe it was just fun for them... In this way, a surfing show was staged on the originally calm sea. Under the sea, however, is another scene: tens of thousands of plants and animals are growing. One species on Australia's Great Barrier Reef that makes us wonder if our understanding of fish IQ is correct is a pig-toothed fish that, when it finds edible shells, goes to its "private kitchen" to smash the shells open, and Species of pseudo-killer whales and dolphins communicate with each other... In the cold Antarctic, squid, stingrays, and Antarctic prawns add color to the dark depths... In the waters of the Red Sea, bottlenose dolphins are playing" The game of "throwing corals"; the witty cuttlefish uses its super skill - changing colors to hypnotize crabs to prey... In the far sea, a family of sperm whales swims, and the mother sperm whales go to the deep sea to hunt for food in order to feed their calves. The rubber ducks that fell during sea transportation drifted along with ocean currents and let us know the distribution of global ocean currents... Finally, the film called on us to be environmentally friendly. The ocean has been hurt like never before. The number of killer whales has also gradually decreased due to the mass killing of herring by humans. Wandering albatrosses have died from ingesting plastic, and apparent global warming has melted icebergs, made some animals homeless, and raised water levels.
"Blue Planet 2" meticulously recorded the wonderful gift that nature has given us - the sea. It also gave people a better understanding of the sea. Show the beauty of the ocean to the fullest, and believe that in the near future, we will restore the original appearance of the earth through actions!
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