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    Our Planet

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    The document discusses likes and dislikes related to the natural world. It notes that less than 10% of the world's oceans make up coastal waters, yet 90% of marine creatures live there. It also notes that sharks, whales, salmon, forests and coral reefs have all declined dramatically due to human activities like overfishing, pollution, and climate change. The dislikes section expresses concern that many species are endangered or at risk of extinction if destruction of habitats and pollution continues at the current rate.

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    Our Planet

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    The document discusses likes and dislikes related to the natural world. It notes that less than 10% of the world's oceans make up coastal waters, yet 90% of marine creatures live there. It also notes that sharks, whales, salmon, forests and coral reefs have all declined dramatically due to human activities like overfishing, pollution, and climate change. The dislikes section expresses concern that many species are endangered or at risk of extinction if destruction of habitats and pollution continues at the current rate.

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    The document discusses likes and dislikes related to the natural world. It notes that less than 10% of the world's oceans make up coastal waters, yet 90% of marine creatures live there. It also notes that sharks, whales, salmon, forests and coral reefs have all declined dramatically due to human activities like overfishing, pollution, and climate change. The dislikes section expresses concern that many species are endangered or at risk of extinction if destruction of habitats and pollution continues at the current rate.

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    Our Planet

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    Joyce Anne Brito
    The document discusses likes and dislikes related to the natural world. It notes that less than 10% of the world's oceans make up coastal waters, yet 90% of marine creatures live there. It also notes that sharks, whales, salmon, forests and coral reefs have all declined dramatically due to human activities like overfishing, pollution, and climate change. The dislikes section expresses concern that many species are endangered or at risk of extinction if destruction of habitats and pollution continues at the current rate.

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    Likes: Dislikes:
    1. The sea's fringing land makes up less than 1. Sharks reduce relentless overfishing by 90
    10 percent of the world's ocean.  percent. But today, they only thrive on the
    2. 90 percent of all marine creatures live in very remotest of reeks. There are only a
    coastal waters. few areas in the world where sharks can
    3. Seagrass absorbs 35 times as much CO2 be spotted.
    as the same area of rainforest, which 2. Only about 8% of the 300,00 whales
    reduces the warming of seas. are left since humans are constantly
    4. Reefs cover less than 10 percent of the hunting and killing them.
    seafloor, but they are home to a quarter of 3. Pacific salmon is less than a percent of
    all marine species. Corals provide food the numbers they used to be.
    and shelter. 4. Half of our forest in the world is gone
    5. Tanganyika had 1/5 of the whole fresh because of human activities and its
    water available in the world. harmful effects (ex: intense forest fire,
    climate change, etc.)
    5. Worldwide, half of all shallow coral
    reefs have already died. The rest
    could be gone in the next few
    decades.
    Bullets
    Likes: Dislikes:
     The voice quality and diction of the  The dying of coral reefs caused by
    narrator is crystal clear global warming
     Editing and the production of the  Industrialized fishing techniques often
    video is entertaining  result in overexploiting of marine
     The message to protect animals and to resources
    stop hunting and killing them  Unsustainable fishing happens time
     The intimacy of the scenes between and time again around the world. 
    the viewer and the documentary  Reckless and irresponsible gathering
     Showing of complexities of nature in of needs of human beings leads to the
    such a picturesque and informative destruction of nature and the change
    way of climate
     The protection offered by mangroves  Endangered animals because of
    to tiny fishes, and the reduction of excessive hunting, destruction of their
    carbon dioxide and damage from habitats, human activities, and many
    hurricanes or typhoons more
     The abundance of carbon dioxide
     Golden giant kelps provide food and
    results in oceans being acidic
    shelter for the marine community
     Breaking of the food chain due to
    around them
    insufficient amount of producers in
     Providing safe habitats for various
    comparison to the number of
    kinds of marine and terrestrial animals
    consumers
     The abundance of food in bodies of  Imbalance in the surroundings and the
    fresh water around the world because habitats of animals
    of cleaner and safer environment for  Plastic pollution in the oceans
    marine animals endanger both human and marine lives
     More action is done to prevent the  Insufficient effort and programs to
    damaging effects of climate change, rehabilitate the planet
    but all of this is not enough to protect  Hunting of rare and exotic animals for
    our planet sport
     Each forest is unique, with each
    having its unique species, conditions,
    resiliency, etc.
     The vitality of forests for our survival
    as human beings

    Synopsis:
    Our Planet is documentation that shows the beauty and how the Earth adapts to the changes caused
    by human interference but only to a point. The film shows the beauty of nature and the creatures living in
    every habitat wherein they belong. Each episode shows a unique home for aquatic and terrestrial animals
    and the surrounding wherein they reside. It also shows the importance and vitality of nature on the
    survival of human beings. Lastly, the series shows the effect of overexploitation of resources by humans,
    and how we are going to suffer if we continue to take advantage of what we have right now.

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