Tidal Seas (7/8)
This is also part of this series: Blue Planet - Seas of Life (8)
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Subjects:
Animals, Biodiversity, Biology, Ecology, Fisheries, Nature, Water |
Grade Level: JrH-Adult
Producer: BBC
Closed Captioned: No |
Running Time: 50 mins
Country of Origin: Great Britain
Study Guide: No |
Copyright Date: 2001
Available in French: Yes
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Tides govern marine life. Tidal marshes are one of the most productive parts of the world. Numerous plants support numerous animals, yet life is not easy: predators are attracted to these enormous quantities of food, forcing animals to seek constant protection from attack. Relief comes with the crashing waves, as the tides flow once more. Between the tides, when the sands become depleted of food and air, the worms, clams and shrimps just endure the expected pause. Wonderful narration by Sir David Attenborough.FRENCH VERSION: see ‹‹ Équinoxes, marées et tempêtes ›› |
Awards: Broadcast Awards 2001/2-Best Documentary Series; Broadcasting Press Guild TV and Radio Awards-2001/2 Best Documentary Series; Palmares 2001 Festival Mondial de l’Image Sous-Marine Antibes-France Palme d’argent
Links: http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/blueplanet/