The Blue Planet - Seas Of Life, Part 4 - Tidal Seas Coasts

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The Blue Planet: Seas of Life, Part 4 – Tidal Seas Coasts is a nature documentary from BBC Worldwide Americas released in 2001. Narrated by David Attenborough and directed by Alastair Fothergill, this installment explores the dynamic ecosystems of tidal zones and coastal regions. Over five years of filming, the series captures the remarkable biodiversity of ocean environments, from creatures that thrive in the rhythm of tidal movements to the dramatic interactions between predators and prey along rocky shores and sandy beaches.

This single-disc DVD release runs 98 minutes and carries a TV-G rating. The production features cinematography and sound design that bring underwater and coastal habitats to life, accompanied by an orchestral score. Viewers will encounter surfing snails, diving osprey, breeding stingrays, and bottlenose dolphins hunting in shallow waters, along with sequences of sand bubbler crabs and the intense territorial battles of seals, iguanas, and walruses. A used copy from us means you own the physical media without the new retail cost.