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Photographers have to contend with all types of malevolents and dangers threatening them -- but not many have to deal with hostile fish.
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Photographers have to contend with all types of malevolents and dangers threatening them -- but not many have to deal with hostile fish.
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Professor Steve Simpson in Blue Planet II – credit Roger Munns Oceans were once filled with the sounds of nature, but overfishing, climate change and human noise have fundamentally changed the natural underwater “soundtrack”, researchers say. A global team of scientists, including six experts from three UK institutions, has documented how ocean soundscapes have changed, explored all impacts of noise on marine animals and ecosystems, and identified ways to restore a more natural soundscape. The team set out to understand how human-made noise affects wildlife, from invertebrates to whales...
Once it has its tadpoles, it has to find little plants where it can lay its tadpoles. like a little nursery pool for it. one of the things we wanted to do with that story is that it does connect with us. because you see the dedication of that. that's the equivalent of one of us having a baby on our back climbing up the empire state building five times. that's what that little mother is going through to protect -- she does that five times. there's five different babies. >> where was the tadpole? where was it comes from? roger, talk to me about a submersible camera that would have to get images ...