Mysteries of the Ocean Wanderers | David Attenborough 1993 | Albatross, Seal & Penguin Documentary

[@paulharvey2396]

Thank you for posting this.

[@graceyoung3771]

The reason why the birds increased on Possession Island is because we do not use DNT any longer. The same reason we have an increase in geese, eagles, and other birds. The DNT made the shells so thin the birds could not survive to maturation.

[@johnthorpe1349]

Such a class act lov learning from this Man 💕 I've watched n learned so much I've gain so much knowledge 😉 Migwech from Toronto 🇨🇦🙂

[@zualachenzaww8399]

thank you for the video ❤..

[@rangs888]

Nice documentary film, thank you very much.

[@JavierCantil]

Buen documental, que ya habia visto hace muchos años aquí en España. Lástima que ya no esté disponible en Español, en la red...

[@johnthorpe1349]

There so Beuitifull 🐦🦈😍

[@haydz2698]

Wish I could hold my arms open and move without moving.

[@aliciabasura]

7:18 F por el pingüino

[@jeffkiesner9971]

❤

[@johnthorpe1349]

Can't believe how massive they are when that man grabbed one buy the beak Huge 😉💕🇨🇦

[@lynnleigha580]

Well, David, you see when a mommy penguin and a daddy penguin love each other very much, they do this special thing called "mating" and then they have baby penguins and when the baby penguins grow up, they come back to their birth place to find a mate I their very own. Even if a whole lot get eaten, a whole lot live and after so many years, you're bound to have staggering numbers. Obviously they're doing a great job. You're welcome!

[@otteottema6839]

Poor birds Is this really necessary? I doubt it

[@birdiecote8075]

The more we know about them, the more we can do to conserve the species. Nothing in this documentary hurt them; swallowing the tracker was uncomfortable at worst, but they eat fish larger than that, so it wasn't painful or especially bad. It looks horrible to us because we don't swallowing things whole, so we anthropomorphize them