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In Blue Planet III: Open Ocean, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, we journey beneath the waves to explore one of the largest habitats on Earth. Discover the incredible animals that call the open ocean home, from giant blue whales and drifting by-the-wind sailors to clever dolphins, soaring frigate birds and enormous Mola mola.
Test your knowledge on everything from underwater hunting strategies and epic migrations to ocean currents featured in episode two of Blue Planet III.
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From cooperative hunting between groupers and moray eels, to the time and care spent by clownfish on their anemone home, Blue Planet III: Tropical Seas showcases some of the ocean's cleverest behaviour from some of the most incredible creatures.
The Blue Planet team captured stunning footage about coral bleaching, sea turtle navigation, and apex predators like reef sharks, and paired it with easy-to-understand facts narrated by Sir David Attenborough.
Discover more about these fascinating animals and how life thrives in the tropical oceans in our quiz.
We settle down in front of a fresh Blue Planet, trying to escape a weary sadness that stalks us from several angles. It is a new natural history show narrated by the 100-year-old David Attenborough, so there cannot be many more of those to enjoy. It is a Sunday-night showcase on BBC One, which is nothing like as significant a shared cultural event as it once was. The film-making can’t possibly be as revelatory as the original Blue Planet in 2001, and even the impact Blue Planet II had on conservation in 2017 feels unrepeatable: the attention it brought to plastic pollution in the ocean turned out to be a minor blow struck in a battle against environmental catastrophe that we have, since then, continued to lose.
But if we stop requiring it to be another landmark and appreciate it as just another wildlife series, Blue Planet III is a corker. Its excellence is a bright flash of hopeful defiance, and if it often falls into familiar patterns, that familiarity is a comfort.
Comedy act … harlequin shrimp. Photograph: BBC StudiosThere are, too, still wonders left to find. Episode one lands a scoop on the sandy sea floor…