#OurPlanet-Episode #What's the point of watching these documentaries of modern earthly beauty? That is to give you and me a belief that there is still something on this planet worth protecting by you and me. With something worthy of protection, in addition to daily labor, there are other values beyond limited life in daily life.
#OurPlanet-Episode #Antarctic "Prairie": Beneath Antarctica's ice sheet is a world upside down compared to the barren ice surface. Beneath the ice are vast "savannahs" - algae. Antarctic krill thrives on the support of algae, and tens of billions are active on the opposite side of the frozen world. And krill feed penguins, humpback whales and other life. The terrifying group of killer whales (killer whales), like a fleet, swims neatly in the Antarctic waves, and they are the top predators in this sea area. If it is singled out, even killer whales will have difficulty catching king penguins, but the group dispatch is different, and the dexterous penguins in the water will be doomed. However, regardless of the Antarctic or the Arctic, the rise in global temperature has caused the ice surface to decline rapidly in just a few decades, and the ecology of the entire frozen world has suffered the impact of extinction. The scary and possible future is that our children may only know from the documentary that "our planet" was once so prosperous...
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