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00:57:48
David Attenborough
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he's well on the way to becoming a full-sized breeding bull.
We've got very cold water that's come up, upwelled,
and flashes his orange fin.
The local wildlife, famed for its tameness,
an eight-centimetre long blenny has chosen a nest hole.
But other limpet have a secret defence.
In rock pools, grazer, scavengers and filter feeders
to one and a half million tonn of TNT.
But in their way lies the biggest wall of blubber on the planet.
The ochre starfish.
Thanks to their waterproof plumage,
This time when the shoal tries to escape,
puffin must fly as much as 30 miles
brought to them by a local cameraman Richard Wollocombe.
In rock pools, grazers, scavenger and filter feeders
Each weighing 60 kilo
seaweed covered rocks, a hundred metres from the shore.
From above, the drone is revealing
Until their feathers regrow,
He then fertilize them in the safety of his nest.
With the daily risk of drying out and being scorch by the sun.
topple over and break.
they're now fully waterproofed and insulate once more.
Anemones gulp down anything they can reach.
that gradually sculpt vaulted cathedrals of stone
Wave power gradually moulds and reshape our coasts.
Having starve for a month,
A thick fog descend over the cove.
Wave power gradually mould and reshapes our coasts.
who've devote their lives to protecting it
Once there, they plunge into another world.
its bodyguard tuck safe under its shell.
One marine creature has virtually abandon the sea altogether.
Which expose their feeding ground,
Staying damp is essential as they breathe through their skin.
mother sea turtles emerge from the ocean
so he will have to walk as unobtrusively as possible.
and he's affectionately called him Tagboy.
welling up intermittently to fertilize the surface waters.
To be so close to something so unbelievably ferocious
Yet, they must still come ashore once a year.
Overcoming the challenges of two worlds is seldom easy.
Their sleek survival suits of tightly packed feathers
Seemingly, it's a haven of calm.
when these cold water upwellings have temporarily stopped,
and he was just gently back and forth tiring the fish out.
Nowhere else do sea-living creatures face such changeable conditions.
Wave power gradually moulds and reshapes our coasts.
One marine creature has virtually abandoned the sea altogether.
If they're definitely coming very close,
He can't possibly catch one in the open sea,
and he was just gently back and forth tiring the fish out.
Absolutely extraordinary. Really, really impressive.
this puffin's nearly made it.
Their barren coastline looks inhospitable,
To be so close to something so unbelievably ferocious
After an exhausting round trip of almost 60 miles,
Nowhere else do sea-living creatures face such changeable conditions.
they will remain exiled on this isolated shoreline.
with his seductive dance.
Their barren coastline looks inhospitable,
RICHARD: He's really different. He's, like, a prolific hunter,
The process is known as a catastrophic moult.
Staying damp is essential as they breathe through their skin.
penguins will remain rooted to the spot.
Here they were in search of an almost unbelievable story
Their sleek survival suits of tightly packed feathers
lives the most terrestrial fish on the planet.
That just sounds too unreal.
All along the beach in a spectacle that has remained unchanged
Up here, he can graze on the abundant algae
even in some of the harsh conditions on Earth.