Blue Planet II
Uncovering the secrets of “the boiling sea”
The boiling sea is a rarely witnessed phenomenon. A feeding frenzy that is the stuff of ocean legend.
07.06.2018TAGGED IN
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Wildlife spectacle of a lifetime
Why do wrasse spawn daily throughout the year with different partners while seahorses pair up for life? Why do seabream and an anemonefish change sex from male to female, while many other fish do the exact opposite?
21.03.2018Blue Planet II
Why marine animals can't stop eating plastic
Plastic doesn’t just look like food, it smells, feels and even sounds like food.
01.03.2018Our Blue Planet
What are puffins feeding their chicks?
Dr Ellie Owen and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) set out to solve the mystery behind why puffin numbers have drastically declined.
08.12.2017Our Blue Planet
Can eating seafood ever be sustainable?
Making environmentally responsible seafood choices can be an important way to help the ocean.
08.12.2017Blue Planet II
The right whales’ darkest summer
It has been a catastrophic summer for the endangered North Atlantic right whale and the people dedicated to saving them
07.12.2017Blue Planet II
Alone in the middle of the ocean, islands are havens of life
The future is uncertain for Earth's incredible island worlds
04.12.2017Blue Planet II
‘Underwater city’ reveals mysterious octopus world
Once thought of as solitary creatures, scientists discover 'underwater city' full of octopuses living side by side
01.12.2017Blue Planet II
Fish are the sex-switching masters of the animal kingdom
The kobudai in Blue Planet II is far from alone in its sex-changing abilities.
29.11.2017Blue Planet II
The ocean’s most dedicated mothers
From octopus to orca, our oceans are home to some of the hardest working mothers around.
23.11.2017