Blue Planet 2

[Blue Maverick]

I thought it was interesting how they highlighted the plight of the sea otter, its impact on the sea-urchin population, and the consequent effect that has had on the kale forest, and the fish that survive in its environs. The episode that highlighted the negative impact of our plastic pollution rightly generated headlines, so it was good to see a story where a change in human behaviour (ending hunting sea otters) has an evident and positive effect on the food chain.

Gender fluidity amongst Cuttlefish as well. Incredible footage.

The biggest thing I took from it is how such a small change can have a massive impact and how everything is linked, I’m no tree hugger but we need to look after this rock

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Stunning photography but animal shows are like watching a football game that ends 0-0!

 

[stonerblue]

Thought the massive whales feeding was breathtaking camera work and that little sea dragon was incredible. My Grandson who's 4 and a half records it and will watch it after schoo' today.

 

[PJM1891]

This makes me think I might have to invest in a 4k oled.

 

[quiet_riot]

Stunning photography but animal shows are like watching a football game that ends 0-0!

Bizarre.