Experience our planet's natural beauty and examine how climate change impacts all living creatures in this ambitious documentary of spectacular scope.
In this episode: Venture into the deep, dark and desolate oceans that are home to an abundance of beautiful -- and downright strange -- creatures.
For more about the High Seas please visit https://www.ourplanet.com/en/video/how-to-save-our-high-seas
Download free educational resources at https://www.ourplanet.com/en/schools-and-youth
US Rating: TV-PG. Parental guidance suggested.
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Top Comments
@hales_th520
now this is what i call 3am quality content
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@fatpikachu1712
Fun fact: David Attenborough is the same age as the Queen of England (94)! He is also the only known producer to have won awards for documentaries in Black and White, Colour, 3D and 4K. He is literally one of a kind.
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@hammaduzzafar
people cry watching romantic movies i cry while watching these documentaries realizing how much have been destroyed so far and things will end if we keep living the same way.
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@adampowell5376
What an interesting creature the dragonfish is!
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@isususu8384
Dude... i cant believe this is on youtube ... FOR FREE
The quality mannnnnnnn
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@kellyramirez7465
My biggest fear and regret in life is that I shall die without seeing and experiencing all the beautiful places, animals, weather phenomenon, etc, that our world has. I love these documentaries so much.
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@jeremytole3493
I swear David Attenborough's love and respect for nature is what is keeping him healthy and strong in his 90s.
2792 likes
@Finch-82
I think a lot of people forget Sir David has watched the planet for decaeds now, he's watched it decline, hearing his voice break when he talks about the decline of certain species or areas in all of these parts of this Our Planet series, comes close to breaking my heart. He loves nature and the planet so much, you can hear his care and heart in his voice.
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@phobusapollo2591
The transition between the dolphin and the manta rays is so damn epic, the team behind this deserves greater appreciation
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@gymscannerinc.3894
Good job Netflix for making this available to the world.
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@synclimatic7800
David Attenborough is a must for every documentaries.
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@evanb4952
Watching this drunk and now I suddenly want to be an oarfish in my next life.
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@katrinefrederiksen379
Am I the only one that’s DEADLY afraid of water/the sea, but this finds it the most beautiful part of our planet?
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@ryananning7850
Who else actually has NETFLIX but is watching this on youtube.
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@RyanNoseBest
I cant imagine the amount of time and work that went into this series. Most of these scenes are just breathtaking.
Nature is amazing.