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Thank you Sir David Attenborough & BBC for documenting and sharing to spread awareness about all of the incredible, beautiful creatures and ecosystems of this planet we call home.
The ocean is crying for help, and the whales are showing us how to survive the storm.
It's amazing how peaceful creatures this enormous can be. Every scene was absolutely mesmerizing.
This planet has an expiration date. It's only a matter of time
amazing creatures
The more I watch whales, the more fascinated I become, but I find myself wondering: if they are truly that intelligent, isn't keeping them in captivity in aquariums too cruel?
The ocean’s story here is a powerful reminder: when we harm the environment, even the mightiest creatures have to reinvent themselves.
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Thank God for Sir David Attenborough. There has never been anyone that can make these videos come alive ❤
I saw humpback whales using the "stay still with your mouth open" technique off the Northern Tip of Vancouver Island a few years ago. I was told that one whale worked it out and the rest were learning from it.
Whales have a way of making the entire ocean feel calm. Watching them is almost therapeutic.
Great video❤
Except humans all other creatures have capacity to evolve themselves in a way that's adaptable to fast changing world, but unfortunately these humans themselves aren't enough capable to cope with the changes in the environment created by themselves 😮
Sir David and BBC never disappoint. Respect to the guardians of our planet
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Overpopulation in the most polluting countries is KILLING the Earth. Talk about it, BBC.
Whales are massive yet gentle, while tiny humans destroy the ocean... seems a bit backwards, doesn't it? 😐
It would be awesome if the documentarian could revisit the whales, and show them some of the footage of themselves that they are contributing I imagine they would love it.