Name: Green Seas
Released: 2018-01-29
Cast: David Attenborough

1) frond

the giant frond rise up to 60 metres tall.
2) centimetre

A male, almost 40 centimetre long.
3) grazer

He removes snails and any other grazer
4) cuttlefish

That's how cuttlefish communicate.
5) vestige

Sea urchins that can scrape off every vestige of algae from a rock.
6) lunge

With every upward lunge, they sieve out up to a 100 kilos of fish.
7) alga

a marine alga, rise towards the surface,
8) magnificence

To capture the magnificence of the undersea forests
9) wanderings

and resume their lonely wanderings
10) shoal

Sea birds and sea lions take advantage of the shoal appearance.
11) urchin

Sea urchin that can scrape off every vestige of algae from a rock.
12) burrow

Whatever the reason, a male will leave his burrow
13) plankton

in plankton feeders.
14) cameraman

with Blue Planet cameraman, Roger Horrocks.
15) tangle

The fathers return to the tangle of kelp
16) kelp

Fronds of kelp,
17) amazement

Then, to their amazement, she fights back.
18) odour

Perhaps an irresistible odour

1) can.

They collect as many starfish eggs as they can.
2) endear

They have variety, and it's really endear me to them.
3) moult

It wants a soft, freshly moult crab
4) outwit

It was just incredible to see how that octopus outwit that shark,
5) drench

In the sun drench shallows off Australia,
6) lurk

And then lurk
7) tangle

While the tangle roots protect them from bigger fish,
8) haunt

and other predators that haunt the channels.
9) disturb

But now, disturb by the ray,
10) disguise

She disguise herself
11) tuck

and tuck in his arms.
12) assemble

they assemble in huge wafts.
13) relieve

The team are relieve by her escape.
14) expose

with only their mouths expose,
15) fade

When evening arrives and the light fade,
16) breathe

through which it breathe,
17) bump

And he was bump the octopus.
18) shallow

In the sun drenched shallow off Australia,

1) in.

They're not the only ones homin. in.
2) intensively

In the past, sea otters were hunted so intensively for their fur,
3) freshly

It wants a soft, freshly moulted crab
4) seemingly

that's not only seemingly unafraid of the camera,
5) nonetheless

Nonetheless, the babies are emerging.
6) incredibly

you know, it was an incredibly intense moment.
7) barely

Barely visible, except for the pulsating siphons
8) somehow

Somehow the Garibaldi must remove it.
9) virtually

where they're virtually invisible.
10) ultimately

that almost all marine life ultimately depends upon them.
11) basically

the gill, basically closed the mouth.
12) carefully

And if you look very, very carefully, they're often in the vicinity of that.
13) successfully

successfully moulted.
14) possibly

This smaller male couldn't possibly take him on.
15) absolutely

It was just absolutely phenomenal.
16) truly

this octopus does something truly extraordinary,
17) extremely

Some were extremely timid. Some were very, very bold.
18) nearly

nearly a hundred metres long.

1) pulsating

Barely visible, except for the pulsating siphons
2) brazen

CRAIG: Pound for pound, these sharks are far more brazen and aggressive
3) secretive

has developed a fascination for its most secretive resident,
4) undersea

To capture the magnificence of the undersea forests
5) algal

where algal blooms have caused an explosion,
6) timid

Some were extremely timid. Some were very, very bold.
7) unprotected

The crab is unprotected
8) irresistible

Perhaps an irresistible odour
9) disastrous

and this can be disastrous
10) microscopic

Billions of microscopic phytoplankton
11) limp

Its legs are so limp,
12) risky

But it's also a risky one.
13) abundant

Here there's abundant food for baby fish.
14) sensible

this would seem a sensible strategy.
15) dense

Dense clouds of minute shrimp.
16) surprising

are surprising allies in the fight
17) fascinating

What else might we find as we continue to explore these fascinating
18) intimate

So, we've actually been getting these intimate behaviours, it's amazing.

Miniseries "Blue Planet II" » Green Seas