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Examines the sea horse, the only fish that swims upright. We watch it use its prehensile tail to wrap around plants and other sea horses. A frontal bulge houses organs including an air ballast. Three fins propel this fish. We see a female place her eggs in a male's pouch where they are fertilized and nurtured until birth in violent contractions. Inside the pouch are nurturing blood vessels. We then follow the growth of an embryo, greatly magnified: we examine its heart beating and its dorsal fin moving. Young sea horses attach themselves to each other. The film ends with images of many sea horses moving on the ocean floor, superimposed on a horse race. |
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The Love Life of an Octopus
Fight Club
Oppenheimer
Triangle of Sadness
Avatar: The Way of Water
Jaws
Night of the Living Dead
The Abyss
Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!
The Green Mile
Captain America: The First Avenger
Deadpool
Catch Me If You Can
Casablanca
Midsommar
Heat
Lawrence of Arabia
Green Book
The House That Jack Built
The Greatest Places
Naqoyqatsi
Polar Bear
John Muir in the New World
New Zealand: Earth's Mythical Islands
Running With The Beest
Deep Blue
Koyaanisqatsi
Tiger Dynasty
Wild Cuba: A Caribbean Journey
20 Years with the Dolphins
Earth
Watch Out for Orcas! Danger Off Gibraltar?
MOOR CITY HARBOUR
Life on Air: David Attenborough's 50 Years in Television
These Birds Were Made for Walking
Namibia: A Change of Perspective
Heart of an Oak
DMZ, The Wild
Migrations: The Big Swim
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