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 Ocean with David Attenborough
By David Attenborough, Toby Nowlan, Keith Scholey, and Colin ButfieldYou are browsing in data-saving mode, where images are disabled. Film still showing a metal scallop dredge with shells and other organisms being towed over a lifeless seabed Click to open the image
 “ If we save the sea, we save our world.” Unlike Attenborough’s other films, which mostly celebrate the wonders of life’s diversity, Ocean (2025, 1 h 35 min) focuses on the devastating destruction of our world’s vital marine ecosystems. The film rightly addresses the main problem: overfishing and the fishing industry’s destructive techniques. The film advocates marine protected areas (MPAs), fishing techniques that do not involve discarding three-quarters of the catch, and highlights the importance of the ocean in binding carbon dioxide.
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