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As a puffin ventures out to sea to feed its chick and sharks patrol the deep waters in search of their next meal, these are some magnificent moments narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

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    @ArtypNk

    It’s so beautiful.
    But at the same time, makes me wonder if nature is worth saving. Like, okay, lets say we “conserve” the bears. Why? So they can kill thousands of crabs and other life forms? How many thousands of little bugs and shrimps will one shrew kill in their life time? For what? To be eaten by heron some day? It’s all just a giant million year old meat grinder. Shit eats other shit to be eaten by some shit, and then something eaths the shit and becomes food for something else.

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    @Unseenearthexplorer4k

    La voix de Sir David Attenborough transforme chaque instant en une poésie visuelle. C’est inestimable.

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    @RosalineDj

    the puffins tapping their beaks together was cute, I love when animals actually show that they love and care for their mate past just mating with them

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