Jellyfishes vs Plankton | Blue Planet | BBC Earth
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- In the height of the day, Petrels perform a weird and wonderful dance on the sea surface to feed on yellow-fin tuna eggs and other tiny plankton. Subscribe: bit.ly/BBCEarthSub
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I was microscopic once .
Ahhh , I remember it well .
And when the tuna grow up, they are superpredators that need fear only other superpredators.
humans, mostly
beautiful,beautiful,beautiful video!!!
I want David Attenborough to narrate my life.
breathtakingly beautiful, especially in the dark, when lit, as if the sea would sky, dream :)
Favorite video in the world! LOVE the narration
2:15, this music wasn't released on the album. I want it.
1:50 the close up view of the full moon. 2:35 view of the comb jelly.
@ErichoTTA
he was a basilisk.
"Matter that can reproduce" is the very definition of the word "life". Reproduction necessitates consumption. The deeper question, "why should matter 'want' to reproduce" is perhaps the greatest question of all. I wish we knew.
@hibernica007 yes, sir Carl Sagan.
death star lol
What is it about life that it tends to wonna eat and reproduce?
Anyone know the name of this episode
Equal maybe?
In a word, NO!
So Jesus was a bird?
As a prey to corporate USA
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