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CHILDREN CHATTERING AND LAUGHING
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NARRATOR:
A boy comes running up, and he asks:
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"What exactly is the ocean?
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What is the sea?"
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You could hit him with a lot of statistics
and Latin names.
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But the answer isn't something
you'll find in a book.
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To really know what the ocean is,
you have to see it for yourself.
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You have to hear it
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and taste it.
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You have to feel its power.
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To really know the ocean,
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you have to live it.
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The ocean is vast,
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and most of us
only ever experience a small part of it.
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One point of view,
like that of a marine iguana
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gliding through the water
off the coast of the Galapagos Islands.
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Born of a miraculous mixture
of matter and energy,
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the ocean is an ancient place.
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But it is more than just a place.
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In a very real sense, the ocean is alive.
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In fact, it was already brimming with life
for billions of years
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before ancestors of the horseshoe crab
first crept up on the beach.
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All manner of creatures followed,
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gazing toward the heavens
with prehistoric eyes.
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Then, in the span of one lifetime,
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as the human race
reached for the stars,
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it seems like all of nature
got out of whack.
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[ROCKET ENGINES BLASTING]
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As hard as we try,
as long and as far as we look,
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no one's ever spotted an ocean
like ours out in space.
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But we have discovered new galaxies
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right here where we least expected,
within our ocean.
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Get deep enough and close enough
inside a drop of water,
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the larva of a sea urchin
is like an asteroid,
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and a crustacean egg
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resembles some exotic
and uncharted planet.
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In the beating of a newborn heart,
a world begins.
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lf you take a step back,
it's easy to see how life itself began:
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in a pulse of water
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and a splash of sunlight and color.
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A little at a time,
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new forms of life came rippling through
the waters of the world,
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spreading and multiplying,
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adapting and evolving.
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As far as the eye can see,
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north and south and east and west,
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the ocean smiles at the sky.
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Barely scratch the surface
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and you will find charging herds
in a breathless chase
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near the coast of South Africa.
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When it's all over,
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the dolphins, the birds, the sharks
and the whales have had their fill,
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but plenty of sardines survive,
so life can go on.
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When explorers crossed oceans
in search of a new world,
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they hardly knew what wondrous events
were taking place
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so close below them.
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Below their hulls,
Mobula rays went soaring
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through the very currents
that bore their ships along.
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As the wind rippled
through their sails overhead,
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how could they imagine
the unseen silk scarves
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rippling through the water below?
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The exquisite blanket octopus.
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How could they imagine the beauty
and grace of the ocean's bounty?
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A few short centuries ago,
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huge territories were the domain
of marine animals.
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The ocean belonged to them.
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[BARKING]
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Sea lions basked in the sun
on pristine beaches.
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And ever since,
the ocean has continued to feed us,
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body and soul,
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the source of our greatest stories
and legends.
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Humpback whales sleep peacefully,
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side by side and upside down
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in their crystal-clear waters.
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[WHALES CALLING]
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Massive and majestic,
they glide along the ocean floor
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without disturbing
a single grain of sand.
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One generation follows the next.
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And each mother gently nudges her baby
to the surface,
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helping him along
on his way to breathe.
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Merely knowing these creatures exist
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isn't enough to tell the stories
of their lives.
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For that, you've got to get a little closer
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and stay a little longer.
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You've got to see them jump
and turn and swim,
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hear them breathe and move.
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A sea lion's life is as much about playing
as it is about hunting.
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A cormorant may be looking for lunch,
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but chasing a porcupine puffer fish
is all about fun.
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Time creeps slowly by
on a lazy afternoon,
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and the Sally Lightfoot crab
tiptoes past the sea lions.
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[SQUEALING]
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South African fur seal
on their way back from the hunt.
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The great white shark
knows their habits well.
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On the beaches of South America,
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a select group of orcas
have developed a method
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for hunting young sea lion.
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The blue whale,
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half a block long
and weighing in at 120 tons,
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gobbles healthy helpings
of a tiny shrimp-like creature called krill.
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On a clear night,
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as the ocean draws her secrets close,
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the moonlight dances on the waves
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and filters down to the coral reef.
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Already the crab is on the prowl.
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Some peep out from behind their shells
to check if the coast is clear.
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Others have found a hiding place
to settle in for the night.
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Sound actually carries farther
and faster underwater.
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Every crackle and click
is registered and understood.
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The first flap of a baby shark's fins.
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The brush of sand as a moray eel
slides along the ocean floor.
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Some go scuttling about.
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Others seek cover.
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Others seek cover.
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A hermit crab
who has put on a little weight
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needs more spacious accommodations.
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Some dine.
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Some try to blend into the landscape.
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Some stake out their territory.
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Busy taking out the trash,
the mantis shrimp keeps a sharp lookout.
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He doesn't take kindly to trespassers.
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So if he finds one,
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look out.
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Meanwhile, a sea slug
called the Spanish dancer
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cuts a swath through Australian waters
like a whirl of a flamenco skirt.
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For many creatures on this planet,
life began in the sea.
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Some have returned to the sea.
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The dugong's ancestors lived on land.
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Now he grazes in underwater pastures.
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And the plants and flowers
and grass he eats
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once grew on dry land as well.
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The green turtle, too,
returned to the sea.
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Of course, every once in a while,
they have to come up for air.
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From the sea to the shores,
and back to the sea.
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Sea turtles lay their eggs on the beach.
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Hatched by night, baby sea turtles
can make it to the water, no problem.
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But born in broad daylight,
it's a different story.
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One in a thousand may reach the sea,
enough for the species to carry on.
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Baby turtles don't make much of a meal
for frigatebirds,
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so they share an entr�e
with the sailfish.
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There is more than sharing
going on in the ocean.
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Some species depend on one another.
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Immune to the paralyzing venom
of the sea anemone,
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clownfish hide in her tentacles.
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Down here, it's like nature
has given everything a try.
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Every color,
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every way of life,
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every shape.
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Now, the venomous stonefish
isn't very fast or agile.
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But patience and disguise
make him a fearsome predator.
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The lionfish goes still and silent
when he's hungry.
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Both make fast food of damselfish.
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Big fish eat little fish,
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but not always, and not everywhere.
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There are fish-operated grooming stations
under the sea
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with patient customers
and busy cleaners.
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As tempting as it may be,
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it's never a good idea
to swallow your dental hygienist.
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Some need a whole team
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for a full-body scrub.
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Sweetlips just needs a touchup.
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The ribbon eel can come unraveled.
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The cuttlefish is a master of illusion.
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After the magic show,
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time for a garden eel
and a razorfish ballet.
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Like soldiers marching into battle,
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spider-crab battalions face off
in Australia's Melbourne Bay.
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There's a time to dance, a time to fight.
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There is also a season for travel.
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Humpbacks set out
on their long journey
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to their summer feeding grounds
near the polar regions.
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The blue whale, the largest animal
in the history of the world,
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is on the move as well.
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The ocean sunfish is a vagabond
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who doesn't mind a few horse mackerel
tagging along for company.
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The blue shark's passenger
is a stowaway.
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Sperm whales gather in families.
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When the males grow up,
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they leave their mothers
and travel on their own.
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A cloud of shad rides in the wake
of a whale shark
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as he roams the open ocean
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for as long as they can
stay away from his mouth.
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The yellowfin tuna
can make some serious time,
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speeding through the ocean
from east to west and west to east.
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Dolphins are more acrobatic.
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They race, feed, leap and play,
seemingly all at once.
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Hang on tight. It's gonna be quite a ride.
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As the sun sets over Costa Rican waters,
the dolphins are still living it up.
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All that strength and energy depend
on a healthy, thriving and resilient ocean.
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One good sign of health for our oceans
is the mere existence of older fish,
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like this Asian sheepshead wrasse
in the China Sea.
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To wear that mask of wisdom,
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you have to survive in unspoiled waters
for a very long time.
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Of course, if you've seen
one elderly Asian sheepshead wrasse,
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you've seen them all.
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There are still unspoiled places
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where the sea is wild and clean.
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There are places
where every strange face tells a story,
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with some unexpected twists.
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There are places
where winged dragons really do exist.
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The leafy sea dragon lives his whole life
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in the same patch of water
at the same depth.
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Try to move him and he'll die.
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There are places where aliens gather,
no makeup or costumes needed.
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When it comes to more practical matters
like using tools,
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the sea otter is front and center.
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They use rocks to crack open shells
and get at the tender morsel inside
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while soaking up the rays
in Monterey Bay.
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The sea provides not only food
and shelter, but wide-open spaces.
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So every community is free to swim
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just as far as their flippers or feet
or fins will take them.
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Alaskan feeding grounds
still await our weary travelers.
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A few orcas live here all year round.
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After thousands of miles,
the humpbacks finally arrive.
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Here, the fishing is good,
and there's plenty of room to live large.
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They make bubbles in the water
to form a fishing net.
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When everything's ready,
a cry rings out,
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and it's time for the feast.
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Human nets are not made of bubbles.
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The great bluefin tuna
of the Mediterranean
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is now in danger of extinction.
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Through overfishing
and bottom trawling,
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staggering numbers
of unwanted creatures
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get caught and killed.
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Bycatch.
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Throwbacks.
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Discards.
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Travelers who will never reach
their destination.
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Though in the space
of one human lifetime
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countless species
have been threatened,
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the ocean fights on.
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And anyone who knows the sea
will tell you of her power.
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The human race reached for the stars
and paused to look back
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at the ocean's blue waters
from outer space.
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We watch her now all the time.
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We see how she moves
and we take her temperature.
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And when she hurts,
we can measure her pain.
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Using satellite imagery,
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you can see how pollution
runs out of rivers,
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penetrating like veins into the deep,
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spewing poison all around.
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We have littered the ocean
with hundreds of millions of tons of trash,
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human objects
which challenge each creature
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to find a new way
or a new place to survive.
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Human indifference
is surely the ocean's greatest threat.
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Yet even now,
at opposite poles of the Earth,
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animals thrive in the icy wild.
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The leopard seal still reigns supreme
in the Antarctic.
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Penguins still waddle
over the frosty landscape,
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searching for a break in the ice.
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They still fly gracefully
through the freezing waters.
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Though as figure skaters,
they leave something to be desired.
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This is the ocean too,
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where flightless birds soar
under a blanket of ice.
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Here, the mother seal
still coaxes her child
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into the water for the first time.
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Parenting takes a lot of patience.
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Near the North Pole,
another seemingly untouched Arctic vista
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where all kinds of creatures
depend on the sea for nourishment.
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lf dragons really do exist,
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this is where you'll find the narwhal,
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unicorn of the sea.
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Beluga whales vocalize,
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each expressing himself
with his own sound.
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The story of the ocean is one of fierce
and natural struggle for survival,
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but also surely one of tenderness.
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With rising temperatures,
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massive sections of ice floe
are melting away.
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Arctic waters will soon be open
to commercial navigation.
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What will become
of those who live there?
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The animals themselves
cannot stand up for their survival.
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The cries of endangered species
will remain unheard.
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Yet never has the will to protect them
been so strong.
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More and more, people all over the globe
slip into that weightless world,
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crossing into a universe
of wonder and mystery.
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A magical world
where even the tiniest of creatures
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may shed some new light
on how our universe came to be.
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They roam through dense forests,
flourishing in the depths.
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They look and listen,
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searching for answers
to age-old questions,
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discovering brand-new mysteries
instead.
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They marvel at a world
where giants can fly.
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A world where our greatest fears
may prove unfounded.
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Where the most gruesome face
may just hide a smile.
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Where presumed enemies
could turn out to be harmless neighbors,
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even companions
for an afternoon swim.
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Now you've met them.
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Now you know them,
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not as mere specimens
or concepts or lessons,
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but as living beings
who share a fragile planet with us.
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Every breath we take
and every drop we drink
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depends on a healthy ocean.
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Now her life depends on us.
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So instead of asking
"What exactly is the ocean?"
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maybe we should be asking:
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"Who exactly are we?"
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[DEMI LOVATO AND JOE JONAS "MAKE A WAVE" PLAYING]
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[WATER BUBBLING]
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