Three species of billfish, including the marlin and swordfish, are featured in a 50-minute documentary that emphasizes their endangered status.
Synopsis
Three species of billfish, including the marlin and swordfish, are featured in a 50-minute documentary that emphasizes their endangered status.
Synopsis
Rick Rosenthal travels across three oceans to film billfish, including sailfish, swordfish, and marlin. These species, known for their speed and grace, are central to Rosenthal's work. The documentary features stunning underwater visuals and commentary from Rosenthal and David Attenborough. It addresses the endangered status of these fish and emphasizes the need for conservation. The film aims to raise awareness about the threats facing these ocean giants, which have captivated people for generations.
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Why Watch
- See stunning visuals of billfish in their natural habitat.
- Meet marine biologist Rick Rosenthal on his conservation quest.
- Find out about the endangered status of these ocean giants.
Did You Know
- Rick Rosenthal is both the filmmaker and marine biologist.
- The film features three types of billfish: sailfish, swordfish, and marlin.
- The marlin is famously depicted in Ernest Hemingway's 1952 novel.
- The documentary has a runtime of 50 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Superfish?
Rick Rosenthal directed the documentary Superfish.
What types of fish are featured in Superfish?
The documentary features billfish, including sailfish, swordfish, and marlin.
What is the duration of the documentary Superfish?
The duration of Superfish is 50 minutes.
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