Cinematography, soundtrack, high standard as always
Episode 2 The beach elephants are densely packed together
Melting sea ice robs them of their habitat
Some walruses were even pushed to the cliffs
I'm hungry and I can only jump off a cliff
Sometimes it falls to death
Sadness overflows from the screen
Episode 4: The circle formed by the dolphins working together to surround the fishing group
From the air it looks like nature painting in water
Ocean acidification causes coral reefs to die
Mentioned in Age of Extinction
This episode's introduction to coral reefs can be said to be a vivid visual presentation of the book
Sea otters are so cute
They actually eat sea urchins, so extravagant
Lying on the water and eating sea urchins is not too easy
After eating the sea urchins, lie down on the water and sleep, and you will be happy!
Episode 6 says there used to be 300,000 blue whales
Only a few thousand left
I read an article a while ago
Said Japanese don't eat whale meat
But still kill whales
Said to be doing a whale population survey
In fact, it is not necessary to do surveys that often
Just because killing whales takes a lot of manpower
And officials keep killing whales to keep their jobs
It hurts to see
How deformed can a society be?
Will they hunt and kill endangered wild animals on the grounds of promoting employment?
The seventh episode of high-speed photography captures kingfisher fishing is really pleasing to the eye
Capybara is so stupid
Beautiful finned sea bream good chicken thief who stole neighbor's shell
Episode 8 ends with Chernobyl
I still remember watching Chernobyl some time ago.
I didn't expect a place unsuitable for human existence for 20,000 years
Plants and animals have flourished
The show tells us in such an extreme way
Give the Earth enough time to breathe
instead of constantly grabbing
Earth can recover and come back to life at an astonishing rate
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