Deep Dive: Living Waters (2015)
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LIVING WATERS: Intelligent Design in the Oceans of the Earth presents a detailed examination of marine life, focusing on the biological systems that sustain life in the oceans. Filmed in locations such as Canada, Bermuda, Polynesia, Mexico, and the United States, the documentary captures the intricate mechanisms that enable various species to thrive in their environments. It features the dolphin's internal sonar system, which allows these animals to locate small fish hidden in the sand with remarkable accuracy.
The film also shows the unique navigational abilities of sea turtles, which possess a magnetic compass in their heads that guides them over thousands of miles. Additionally, it presents the Pacific salmon's acute sense of smell, which helps them return to their birthplace after years in the ocean. The documentary presents the humpback whale as a majestic creature, arguing that its existence challenges the theory of Darwinian evolution.
Why Watch
- •See dolphins using sonar to find hidden fish.
- •Meet sea turtles navigating thousands of miles.
- •Find out how salmon return to their birthplace.
Did You Know
•Dolphins can locate buried fish using their internal sonar system.
•Sea turtles have a magnetic compass in their heads for navigation.
•Pacific salmon use their sense of smell to return to their birth streams.
•Humpback whales are presented as creatures that defy Darwinian evolution.
Perfect For
Marine biologyIntelligent designOcean exploration