The Blue Planet

The Blue Planet Seas of Life is an eight-part nature documentary TV series developed by the Discovery Channel that is considered the first ever series on the natural history of the world's oceans. Narrated by renowned naturalist Sir David Attenborough, The Blue Planet ' Seas of Life took nearly five years to make with over 200 filming locations and the challenge of capturing never-before-seen environments, creatures, and behaviors. Each episode focuses on a different aspect of marine life with the overwhelming message that even with those five years and eight hour-long episodes, viewers still will not have seen it all. In 'The Blue Planet', learn of the effect of migration patterns of sea creatures and the impact of currents, the sun, and the natural progression of life. 'The Deep' focuses on the mysterious habitat of the unknown depths of the ocean, the world below the mile deep marker in which massive pressures, frigid temperatures, and near darkness has kept scientists completely in the dark. In 'Open Ocean', 'Frozen Seas', and 'Seasonal Seas', learn of the true laws of the sea, the creatures that survive the harshest winter environments, and those that deal with massive changes in weather. Lastly, in 'Coral Seas', 'Tidal Seas', and 'Coasts', watch how these diverse and crowded parts of the marine world handle the perils of living in such fragile, temperamental, and easily disturbed locations. The Blue Planet ' Seas of Life is a multiple Emmy and BAFTA TV award winner. MORE