Name: Our Blue Planet
Released: 2018-01-29
Cast: David Attenborough

1) underestimation

And that's gonna be a vast underestimation
2) poacher

We got some of the poacher who would be hunting the animals to
3) inhabitant

and the inhabitant so infinitely numerous
4) toothpick

LUCY: Unfortunately, there is a plastic toothpick
5) albatross

the albatross colony here is in trouble.
6) villager

LEN: We had to find a way to get the villager to benefit
7) beak

So we can find the squid beak that come out of the pellet.
8) grunt

You hear pops and grunt and gurgles and snaps.
9) submersible

For the first time in history, a manned submersible
10) spectacles

for one of the greatest wildlife spectacles in the ocean.
11) orca

is one of the resident orca experts.
12) rubble

since you were a little kid just turn to rubble.
13) anvil

used a favourite coral anvil to smash open shellfish.
14) biologist

Marine biologist Eve Jourdain
15) devastation

you know, some of the devastation from this bleaching.
16) verge

who were on the verge of extinction.
17) reptile

giant reptile begin to emerge.
18) brink

the herrings that we see around us here was on the brink of collapse.

1) gurgle

You hear pops and grunts and gurgle and snaps.
2) regurgitate

LUCY: These are items that were regurgitate just from last season.
3) eavesdrop

STEVE: They listen in. They eavesdrop to the noises that they can hear
4) stun

The tail slap stun the herring.
5) roam

but safeguarding them while they roam the high seas is much more difficult.
6) drown

albatross can get entangled and drown by fishing gear.
7) dissolve

Dissolved in the sea water, it forms carbonic acid.
8) bleach

When temperatures remain high, bleach corals die off.
9) devote

Around the world, people are now devoting their lives
10) relocate

we relocate the eggs and rebury them.
11) insult

I have had persons insult me.
12) threaten

to saving some of the most threaten sea creatures.
13) melt

of the icebergs being produced as the ice shelfs melt and break apart.
14) accelerate

Heading down. I think she's accelerate slightly.
15) realise

And we realise that one large adult male
16) expose

It's only when I became expose to things
17) sweep

because their babies, as soon as they hatch are swept out to sea.
18) regulate

they regulate temperature,

1) immensely

Today, this is once again an immensely productive fishery,
2) infinitely

and the inhabitants so infinitely numerous
3) thankfully

Thankfully, the fishermen finally got the clearance
4) luckily

Luckily for this chick, he has managed to get this out of his stomach.
5) visually

but it accelerates the process so we can see something visually.
6) underwater

There's a whole language underwater
7) incredibly

It's incredibly sad to see areas that you've dived on
8) nowhere

And this is nowhere more apparent than at the poles.
9) afterwards

So it is not a scratch on the whale afterwards
10) gradually

But gradually we got them involved as well.
11) potentially

these form a potentially toxic soup.
12) basically

All of the corals were basically healthy.
13) obviously

the orca was obviously starting to panic
14) carefully

demonstrates what can happen if a fishery is carefully managed.
15) unfortunately

LUCY: Unfortunately, there is a plastic toothpick
16) eventually

but eventually, he found evidence to support these rumours.
17) possibly

We know that they're being fished possibly at a massive rate.
18) twice

There's enough, it's said, to wrap twice around the world.

1) carbonic

Dissolved in the sea water, it forms carbonic acid.
2) nourishing

The heat causes reef-building corals to lose their nourishing algae,
3) unthinkable

And it's unthinkable to have a world without a healthy ocean.
4) entangled

albatross can get entangled and drowned by fishing gear.
5) ful

To get a ful picture, John also lowers
6) dilute

for the future of our seas by pouring dilute acid over shells.
7) ingenious

This ingenious tuskfish, for example,
8) formative

Perfect conditions for the formative years
9) acidic

And how much more acidic is this than the present ocean?
10) disastrous

And this had a disastrous effect on the corals.
11) unpredictable

and an unpredictable weather event called El Niño
12) stringent

Stringent rules require fishermen
13) unsafe

These predatory sharks make the surface waters very unsafe places
14) gigantic

to gigantic whales.
15) unbelievable

That was unbelievable.
16) predictable

Some are predictable,
17) exhausted

to release their net freeing the exhausted orca.
18) antarctic

and reach the Antarctic seabed.

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