The Reef. Land of Dragons
Synopsis
A single bay in the Indian Ocean may contain twice as many marine species as the entire Caribbean.
Synopsis
A clown fish swims among the tentacles of a sea anemone in the Indian Ocean. The anemone protects the fish with its stinging arms, while the clown fish cleans it of parasites. This relationship is one of many that thrive in coral reefs, which contain more species than the entire Caribbean. The documentary also addresses the dangers lurking in these waters, including venomous fish and the olive sea snake, known for its potent poison. Sharks, often feared, roam the depths, adding to the ocean's mysteries.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the symbiotic relationship between clown fish and anemones.
- Find out why the olive sea snake is feared by many.
- Meet the colorful yet dangerous lion fish in its habitat.
Did You Know
- A single bay in the Indian Ocean can contain twice as many species as the entire Caribbean.
- The olive sea snake has the deadliest poison of any snake in the world.
- The lion fish is part of the scorpaenidae family, which has poisonous barbs on its fins.
- The Great Blue is described as a world almost without color, dominated by sharks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the symbiotic relationship between clown fish and anemones?
Clown fish live among anemones, which protect them with their stinging tentacles, while the clown fish cleans the anemone of parasites.
What is the deadliest snake in the world?
The olive sea snake possesses the deadliest poison of any snake in the world.
What are the dangers of the scorpaenidae family of fish?
Members of the scorpaenidae family have poisonous barbs on their fins, which can kill a person if they are accidentally bumped into.
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