World of the Wild | Episode 3: The Great Barrier Reef | Free Documentary Nature

Did you know that the paralysis that overcomes the victim from the venom of the blue-ringed octopus is only to their voluntary muscles; they remain fully conscious. Death usually occurs as a result of lack of oxygen. Thus, if mouth to mouth resuscitation is given to a victim of a blue-ringed octopus, they should fully recover. Good. Glad we got that covered. The message here is: stay away from the blue-ringed octopus. We meet other non-venomous sea creatures today too: turtles, sharks 😅 oh and if anyone out there has ever been diving in the Great Barrier Reef, do share!

Documentario perfeitooooo 👏

Sempre te lugar maravilhoso pra ir visita.

Na verdade da até medo ver esses peixes de perto

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Meu Deus como é natureza
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Lindo pra viver um momento de amor esse pot do sol
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Oceano lindo

Amo conhecer coisas novas
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Reportagem maravilhosa pra gente ver
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Tenho muita vontade de ver o essa coisa linda
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Lindo😊😊

Top amei

Fundo do mar coisa misteriosa
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A natureza é facinante 😮

Muito bom

Ótimo documentário, paisagens lindas muito aprendizado

Era que vou ter a sorte de ver um dia
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❤maravilhoso

Muito bom ! Amo os produtos da Natura.❤

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Excelente documentário

Profundezas do oceano só maravilha

A natura ,tudo muito lindo

Good

As maravilhas feitas por Deus

O mar é um mundo mágico

Good explanation

. Allowed to perfect the unkown

So Beautiful

Amazing

Now I need some Dugong eating grass ASMR.

Don’t lecture.

11.8.2023.Very good and best.

Mostly only 30% of human population are indulged and dedicated to marine ,ecosystem and wildlife preservations, and 70% of people are destroying the planet in many ways..e.g
illegal logging,water pollution,air pollution ,etc ...all. of this because of
industrialization

Hello! Thanks for this release of the nature video (doc.film). "I loved this nature video"! Nice video! Very beautiful nature of the video. All Peace! ❤‍🩹

Can we just recognize the people that put all this together. Outstanding work! Wow.

So beautiful ❤️🥰

Wow

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The images are lovely but the frantic music at the beginning bothered me.

Fortunately, gillnets will be banned in the Great Barrier Reef by July 2027 to protect endangered species; the federal and Queensland government have announced.
Gillnets are used to catch fish, but they can also injure and kill dugongs, turtles, dolphins and protected shark species.

What shall we say of one who marvels at a painting of Rembrandt but spits at the painter? Or what shall we say of those who marvel at the marvels of nature but not at He who created it? Do not be deceived. There is a creator.

Awesome thank you 🙏

Excellent video 😊

Very informed documentary, so glad to see the main cause of reef degradation being mentioned here; land farming/erosion. Every creek I've seen in QLD pours brown water into the sea, all the beaches have horrible visibility, even some of the dive sites nearer to the land are absolutely awful with visibility less than 1m. The combination of loss of light intensity and the blanketing affect of the sediments is causing real problems.

Muzak is obnoxious. Why do you think we want to hear a high PING from a piano repeatedly?

Thank you for sharing this informative video. I enjoy learning new facts 😊

This underwater world is so interesting and exciting that I look forward to continuing of this film. This is really narural wonders!

Brilliant video 👍

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