Blue Planet II Parents Guide

The TV Series Blue Planet II, A 2017 British nature documentary series, Presented by David Attenborough.

In fact, the TV Series, Blue Planet II is a documentary genre. The series, Production company: BBC Natural History Unit, BBC Studios, The Open University, BBC America, WDR, France Television, Tencent, CCTV-9.

Produced by Miles Barton, Orla Doherty, Kathryn Jeffs, Will Ridgeon, John Ruthven, Jonathan Smith.

Moreover, the TV Series is Distributed by BBC America, BBC One, BBC Worldwide, Polyband, and Amazon Prime.

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Blue Planet II Age Rating

Blue Planet II Parents Guide

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Just some animals going at it. nothing too bad.

No sex organs were shown. The scene is brief and nongraphic

penguins being shown bloodied and breaking limbs by being hit against the rocks by the waves

You see penguins mating. In the same episode, birds are shown mating.

Predatory animal violence.

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Blue Planet II Release Date

Official Poster and Details

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Series Name	Blue Planet II
Genre	Documentary
Age Rating	TV-G
Presented by	David Attenborough
Seasons	1
Episodes	7
Distributed by	BBC America, BBC One, BBC Worldwide, Polyband, and Amazon prime
Official website	Amazon.Com

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Blue Planet II Plot story

This series includes an assortment of progressive portions at no other time found in a video narrative, including cuttlefish that mesmerize crabs to stagger them, monster trevally that jumps out of the water to find low flying birds, and newfound moving sasquatch crabs.

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Ep. 1 One Ocean takes us on an excursion from the extreme warmth of the jungles to our planet’s frozen shafts to uncover new universes and exceptional at no other time seen creature practices.

Ep. 2 The travelers in submarine investigate the sea and film everything around them.

Ep. 3 Corals assemble themselves homes of limestone in the warm, clear, shallow oceans of the jungles. Their reefs possess short of what one 10th of one percent of the seafloor, yet they are home to a fourth of all known marine species.

Ep. 4 The large blue is the world’s most prominent wild, a long way from shore and numerous kilometers down. It’s a tremendous marine desert where there is little to eat and no place to stow away.

Ep. 5 The large blue is the world’s most prominent wild, a long way from shore and numerous kilometers down. It’s a tremendous marine desert where there is little to eat and no place to stow away.

Ep. 6 An interesting knowledge into the beachfront profundities that elegance our planet.

Ep. 7 Inspecting the job of human anthropogenic action on the seas. Microplastics and contamination are an expanding issue for the world’s oceans, compromising the existence of marine life and at last affecting the environment.

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