Are you ready to dive into the eerie depths of the Blue Planet's Sea of Life?

In summary, the conversation is discussing a program on the Discovery channel featuring deep sea creatures. The individual is scared by these creatures but recommends the program for its amazing footage. The creatures are categorized as having either eye and teeth with fins or a disco-like appearance. Due to the lack of light in the deep sea, many of the fish are blood red in color. However, there are also some toothed creatures in this environment.
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It's on the Discovery channel right now and it's official. Deep Sea Creatures scare the hell out of me.
This is really an amazing program with the best video of freaky creatures I've ever seen. I highly recommend it to anyone who doesn't frighten easily.
 
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Here's a nice one for you:
http://www.amonline.net.au/collections/images/ichthyology/240/i18115006.jpg
 
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the creatures come in two categories:
Eye and teeth with fins.
or
Disco

plus since there is so little light and what light there is is blue a lot of the fish are blood red in color so you can't see them.
 
  • #4
Well, this one at least isn't entirely toothless:
dragonfish.JPG
 

FAQ: Are you ready to dive into the eerie depths of the Blue Planet's Sea of Life?

What is the main focus of "Blue Planet: Sea of Life"?

The main focus of "Blue Planet: Sea of Life" is the ocean and its vast and diverse ecosystems. The documentary explores the beauty, complexity, and importance of the ocean and the various marine species that call it home.

How long did it take to film "Blue Planet: Sea of Life"?

The filming for "Blue Planet: Sea of Life" took a total of 5 years. This allowed the filmmakers to capture rare and never-before-seen footage of marine life in their natural habitats.

Is "Blue Planet: Sea of Life" scientifically accurate?

Yes, "Blue Planet: Sea of Life" is scientifically accurate. The documentary was created in collaboration with marine scientists and experts to ensure that the information presented is factual and up-to-date.

Does "Blue Planet: Sea of Life" address environmental issues?

Yes, "Blue Planet: Sea of Life" does address environmental issues such as plastic pollution, overfishing, and the impact of climate change on the ocean. The documentary serves as a call to action to protect and preserve our oceans for future generations.

Can children watch "Blue Planet: Sea of Life"?

Yes, "Blue Planet: Sea of Life" is suitable for all ages. The documentary is not only visually stunning but also educational, making it a great learning tool for children to understand the importance of the ocean and its inhabitants.

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