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03 Jan 16
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Builders Following his visit to the Great Barrier Reef in 1957, naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough returns and uses the latest filming techniques to unlock the secrets of the natural wonder. In the first edition, he descends beneath the waves at night and uses cutting-edge technology to generate computer scans of the sea floor. He also learns about a complex community of animals, as well as the annual coral spawning, which is responsible for the great diversity in the reef
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Looks like its shot in a fish tank.
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Sir David has remarkable energy and enthusiasm to say he's pushing 90. A great man.
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Could have done with more film of the coral and fish.....maybe coming in parts 2 and 3.
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Were there any cats in it? A catfish maybe?
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Catfish live in rivers generally, I think, as the whiskers are used for feeling in the mud for food.
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Well done, you sailed through that little test I set you.
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Been there done that, it was ok but nowt to write home about really.
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I've been to a reef off Townsville, 1 hr boat trip to get there, probably better places away from busy reefs which get damaged.
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