
Under the Sea 3D
CARREY:
The islands ofPapua New Guinea and Indonesia.
Here, volcanic gases
form undersea fountains...
and the sea erupts
with kaleidoscopic life.
The reefs surrounding these Pacific Islands
form the heart of the Coral Triangle.
than anywhere else on Earth.
So many species live here
that they can all survive...
only if each is distinctly different
from the other.
This puppy-like creature
is actually an epaulette shark...
who lives only in the Coral Triangle.
He's not much of a swimmer,
so he prefers to crawl.
The Wobbegong Shark
looks like a shag carpet...
until he moves.
Disguised hunters need
almost endless patience.
Dinner must come to them.
the school of glassy sweepers...
mistakes it for a yellow sponge.
The crocodile fish blends
into the reef perfectly.
This time,
the Blue Damselfish was lucky.
But out of the frying pan
and into the fire.
Giant frogfish come in all colors.
Trying to hide under one
could be a really bad idea.
The stonefish is about as graceless
as a fish can be.
It has little to fear from predators.
No fish on Earth is more venomous.
for a careless fish...
to swim within range
of that big ugly mouth.
After waiting so patiently...
that must be frustrating.
But the most venomous creatures here
are not fish.
That distinction belongs to sea snakes.
Their venom is many times more potent
than a king cobra's.
Like other snakes, these breathe air...
but they can dive more than 100 feet,
and stay down for hours.
Sea snakes are increasingly rare,
even here in the Coral Triangle.
Most have become wallets,
shoes or handbags.
In the Coral Triangle,
mangroves fringe most shorelines.
These coastal jungles protect islands
from erosion...
and provide a buffer against storms
and even the occasional tsunami.
The labyrinth of mangrove roots...
captures sediments
washed down from the islands...
keeping the coral reef
The maze of roots is a shadowy habitat
for many creatures.
feeds on algae growing on the roots...
and on the silty bottom.
This silt settles in bays...
forming vast plains
of organic debris, sand and muck.
And if you think nothing could live here,
you might be surprised.
The catfish school cascades across
the mucky bottom like a breaking wave...
as fish feeding in the front
are passed over by those in the rear.
Like most animals living here...
Dude, I can totally see your tail.
The goby is an excellent watchman,
but not so good at cave building.
He leaves the heavy construction
to his partner and personal contractor...
the nearly-blind shrimp.
The relationship is called symbiosis.
a pretty good deal.
A carrier crab is looking
for his own symbiotic partner.
He's happy to find a jellyfish...
which he decides to wear
as a protective hat.
This is a love triangle.
Flamboyant Cuttlefish.
The 2 small ones
are the hopelessly devoted males.
but they would never tell her that.
They can swim well enough, but usually
prefer to gallop across the muck...
on the tips of their fleshy, little arms.
Their mating embrace
is little more than a peck on the cheek.
The male simply passes the female
a tiny packet.
Whether she'll accept is another matter.
That's all there is to it.
Deeper in the bay,
a school of reef squid...
fashion a bouquet
of translucent egg cases.
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