The Living Planet - Season 1 Episode 11 The Open Ocean
8.41/10 by 22 users
This episode focuses on the oceans, both in terms of their geography and their ecology. Discusses the various forms that the ocean floor takes including trenches, mountains and plains. From a life perspective this episode includes deep ocean creatures, plankton, anemone, crabs, rays, sharks, tuna, dolphins, narwhals, whales, walrus, seals, fish of all kinds, ducks, sea dragons, cuttlefish. From a specific habitat perspective many types including kelp forest, coral atolls, underwater deserts, the Sargasso sea, the gulf stream and the grand banks. The effect commercial fishing is having is called into question.
- Title: The Living Planet
- Year: 1984
- Genre: Documentary
- Country:
- Studio: BBC One
- Director: David Attenborough
- Cast: David Attenborough
- Crew: Ned Kelly (Producer), Richard Brock (Executive Producer), Andrew Neal (Producer), David Attenborough (Writer), Richard Brock (Producer), Adrian Warren (Producer)
- Keyword: natural history, nature documentary, natural habitat
- Runtime: 55 minutes
- IMDb: 8.41 / 10 by 22 users
- Popularity: 5.765
- First Air Date: Jan 19, 1984
- Last Air date: Apr 12, 1984
- Season: 1 Season
- Episode: 12 Episode
- Language: English
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