Industrial-scale operations are emptying the seas of large predators like sharks and tuna, threatening the survival of the traditional communities featured in the show.
Villagers use handmade wooden boats and bamboo harpoons to hunt sperm whales for subsistence. A single successful hunt provides food for the entire community for months. Extreme Living & Modern Dangers Human Planet - Ocean...
A metric ton of plastic is dumped into the ocean every four seconds, finding its way into every level of the marine food web. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more BBC One - Human Planet, Oceans - Into the Blue Industrial-scale operations are emptying the seas of large
Fishermen in Brazil have a centuries-old partnership with wild bottlenose dolphins. The dolphins herd schools of mullet toward the shore and signal the fishermen precisely when to throw their nets. This cooperation increases the harvest for both species. Extreme Living & Modern Dangers A metric ton