Coral polyps are the tiny animals that have changed the geography of our planet. They construct underwater mountains to shelter an extraordinarily diverse group of species, of every color, every shape and every behavior. They even offer a peaceful lagoon for the mother whale and her newborn calf.
Ocean warming, pollution and shipping have taken a toll on the health of the famed Great Barrier Reef, but a passionate team are mounting efforts to save the beauty and life of the reef.
Coral polyps are the tiny animals that have changed the geography of our planet. They construct underwater mountains to shelter an extraordinarily diverse group of species, of every color, every shape and every behavior. They even offer a peaceful lagoon for the mother whale and her newborn calf.
Crocodiles surround this beautiful island. Dr. Brady Barr and the University of Florida teach some capture techniques.
Similar to how bats use sound to navigate in the dark Daniel uses a click sound to perceive the presence of objects.
Unique night vision and thermal cameras penetrate the darkness to reveal Africa's notorious hyenas hunting in their element....
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