Blue planet 2 review

This week, I took my children and watched the BBC's new documentary Blue Planet 2 with the rhythm of one episode a day. The whole production cycle of this documentary lasted four years, 125 expeditions, and 39 countries were visited. Footprints are spread all over almost all the five seas in the world, even including the seabed under the Antarctic ice sheet 1000 meters deep.

I have to feel the magic of nature. Every picture in the documentary is so beautiful, without special effects, far better than special effects! Thanks to the hard work of the BBC film crew, we have the honor to witness the breathtaking beauty of this blue planet.

There are all kinds of underwater animals and plants here, and they live in this ocean in their own unique way. What's more, they are smart and cute!

However, the more we understand the beauty of this planet, the more we can appreciate how fragile it is. In Blue Planet 2, we see melting glaciers, rising sea levels, plastic pollution, coral bleaching and garbage all over the ocean ... All kinds of environmental problems have really affected the marine ecological environment and threatened the survival of marine life.

When the child saw the scene of a little dolphin dying. He was surprised to ask me why dolphins died so young, and I felt very sad. I told him that what we humans do is closely related. A large number of plastic products are used by human beings, some of which are decomposed into plastic molecules in the sea, and then combined with other chemicals to form toxic things, which are eaten by plankton, and then plankton is eaten by small fish. So we went down to the top of the biological chain layer by layer, not only marine life, but we humans will do this sooner or later if we don't change.

I hope more and more people can pay attention to the ecological environment and do their best to protect it, which is what everyone should do!

May the earth be peaceful. ...