There is no bigger and most shocking party in the world than this scene, half a million albatrosses screaming in the sky, excited sharks rushing toward schools of delicious, helpless sardines, ready to feast, and even elegant dolphins, unable to hold back their excitement, rushing toward the deliciousness.
In the water flexible seals can not avoid the pain of being hunted, because of natural selection, the survival of the fittest, when the lovely baby seals were mercilessly slaughtered by killer whales, it can be seen that this law is so deep-rooted, the baby seals are innocent, but who has pitied the cruel killer whales? It gambles with its life to hunt in the shallows, and neither the killer whale nor the seal can violate this law.
Walking into the world of plankton, as if entering a fantasy world, the light flashes, thanks to the plankton, but why do they send out "flashbulbs"? The answer is "for food".
This vast expanse of ocean, from amazing parties to brutal hunts, from brutal hunts to flashbangs, is all about food. Though the documentary is silent on this word, I can relate to it y.