Seasons of the Sea | HD |

World-renowned zoologist and marine photographer Howard Hall explores the complex ecology of California’s coastal kelp forests. Seasons of the Sea dives deep into this mysterious Pacific Ocean realm, examining some of its odd and unusual inhabitants, from the rare basking shark, to otters and sea lions, and magnificent blue whales.

[@user-gy5ol6gb5b]

Absolutely out of this world, the filming, the music, everything!

[@magellantv]

Thank you so much 🖤

[@joseenoel8093]

I'm a chick forest technician from Montréal, majored in sylviculture, my daughter's a biologist, my son's a nurse, we r STEM, great doc, thanks!

[@magellantv]

We love that so much!

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv Apparently, in BBC Blue Planet there is a deep sea anglerfish eating an octopus

[@magellantv]

@@lorenzomodini2335 Wow, that's terrifying.

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv Have you ever see BBC Blue Planet ?????????

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv But many people are a bit doubtful if in the deep sea episode of BBC Blue Planet they actually have filmed an anglerfish eating an octopus

[@Lord_Baphomet_]

You guys have been the channel I watch to decompress after work for years now.

[@magellantv]

You truly just made our day.

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv Have you seen the episode of BBC Blue Planet about the deep sea ?

[@user-ns2yb2cq6j]

Outstanding video. What a way to end it with the majestic blue whale. It’s hard to believe these beautiful creatures are here, right in our backyards.

[@magellantv]

We couldn't agree more!

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv The cover of the video show a tropical coral reef, but the documentary is set in the warm-temperate sea of southern California It is Cover Always Lie Cover Always Lie is a trope from Tv Tropes

[@babakgholian3467]

Beautiful and calming ❤

[@magellantv]

We couldn't agree more 🖤

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv The Dendronotus is a dancing nudibranch

[@SJan87]

Beautiful Piece. Thankyou.

[@magellantv]

You're so welcome.

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv Gymnothorax mordax is the only moray eel present in the western coast of North America

[@magellantv]

@@lorenzomodini2335 Cool!

[@Hope-Truth-Light]

Love Mageĺlan

[@magellantv]

🖤

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv Clearly this is not Blue Planet by BBC

[@KellyOJ75]

well done, this is the first of your videos I have seen and I love watching this kind of content I will be subscribing keep up the good work :)

[@magellantv]

We're so happy to hear that! What's up next on your watchlist?

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv Can you loading the deep sea episode of BBC Blue Planet in your channel please ???????

[@magellantv]

@@lorenzomodini2335 Hey there, we don't own the rights to that series so we unfortunately can't do that.

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv So why have you Seasons in the sea but not Baja Mexico's cactus forest ???

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv The Navanx is immune to nudibranch poison

[@carenhodder9640]

Fantastic shout of praise toalmighty God the grand Creator of all life on earth😊😊😊😊

[@sabbyd1832]

Stopped to say what a great documentary and saw all the other comments

[@magellantv]

Well, thank you!

[@christineMaccallum-uo3qx]

Oh yeah 👍🏾

[@magellantv]

We're glad you enjoyed!

[@cieralindgren8605]

I really like the rainbow nudibranch at 33:44

[@magellantv]

Beautifully terrifying.

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv Would you ever watch the clip of the deep sea episode of BBC Blue Planet called Deep sea creatures exhibit bioluminescence ? Apparently there is a deep sea anglerfish eating an octopus

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv The clip from BBC Blue Planet Deep sea creatures exhibit bioluminescence apparently has a deep sea anglerfish eating an octopus What do you think of this my comment ???????

[@markweigel3301]

Hello To Howard & Michelle Hall From An Old Friend 👋

[@lorenzomodini2335]

Seasons in the sea is called in italian Il Fascino del mare, which literally means The charm of the sea

[@magellantv]

This is beautiful.

[@lorenzomodini2335]

Can you ​@@magellantv loading Baja Mexico's cactus forest, also called The desert shores of Cortez, in your channel please ??? I want this interesting documentary about the deserts of Baja California to be in your channel

[@magellantv]

@@lorenzomodini2335 Hey! We don't own the rights to that documentary so we can't do that.

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv It is such a shame ThisOldVideo2 has Seasons in the sea and Baja Mexico's cactus forest which are my favourite documentaries of this channel

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv If even you don't have the rights to other documentaries, Seasons in the sea is an amazing documentary, but not about the famous coral reef

[@stur.7502]

The narrator sounds like Edward the Long Shanks from Braveheart! Patrick McGoohan

[@magellantv]

👀

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@magellantv I wish you had desert documentaries But this your documentary about the sea of California is interesting

[@ising7567]

5:32

[@ising7567]

17:27

[@magellantv]

The otters! 🖤

[@ising7567]

@@magellantv Yes,Sea Otters!

[@magellantv]

@@ising7567 🦦

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@ising7567 Sea otter the sea urchin hunter Sea otters are useful to controlling the populations of kelp-eating sea urchins

[@lorenzomodini2335]

​@@ising7567 Do you know that sea otters are a keystone species in the kelp forests ? Sea otters are important because they eat sea urchins, the notorious locusts of the sea Are you curious to know why i have called sea urchins the locusts of the sea ? They can destroy a kelp forest in large numbers