Our Planet | Coastal Seas | FULL EPISODE | Netflix

This is a segment of a documentary with an unspecified duration. The "Our Planet" series is brought to life by the BBC Natural History Unit, with this episode focusing on the coastal and marine zone, the transition area between land and the deep sea. The film begins at the intertidal zone, following the rhythm of the tides, and documents a variety of habitats from rocky reefs, mangroves, seagrass beds to coral reefs, tracking the survival paths of species such as seabirds, seals, dugongs, and sharks. The core highlight is that the camera not only presents the breathtaking visual wonders of the ocean but also directly reveals the impact of climate change, rising sea levels, and frequent extreme weather events on these fragile systems — many viewers see the real images of coral bleaching and seagrass beds shrinking for the first time. Suitable for: Viewers who love natural scenery and marine ecosystems; those concerned about climate change issues and wish to understand environmental changes through visual evidence; families can watch together and guide discussions. Viewing suggestion: It is recommended to watch on a large screen, pay attention to the rhythm of the music and the pacing of the shots, and do not rush to finish quickly. Give the images some time to linger, to feel the vitality and fragility of the ocean.