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stretching more than 2,000 km along the

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northeast coast of

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Australia the Great Barrier Reef is the

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largest living organism on

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Earth bold beautiful and so precious the

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reef is home to the greatest

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concentration of Life found anywhere on

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the

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planet along the edge of the reef lies

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the spectacular Coral

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Coast the only place on Earth where

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ancient rainforest meets coral

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reef since the dawn of time the Great

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Barrier Reef has worked together with

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its mangroves Coastal river system and

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rainforests to create the richest most

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complex natural ecosystem on

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Earth come with us on a fascinating

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Journey as we explore the Wonder and

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magic of the Great Barrier

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Reef a living

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treasure for 450 km along the

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northeastern Coast of Australia the

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Great Barrier Reef caresses the wet

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Tropics of North

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Queensland

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here the Carl sea meets ancient

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rainforest and two spectacular world

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heritage icons

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Collide pristine and remote this unique

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landscape dates back tens of millions of

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years the coastal ecosystem is unlike

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anywhere else in the world

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fragile complex and full of life

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life the saltwater crocodile thrives in

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this part of the

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world locally referred to as a salty the

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Great Barrier Reef is home to some of

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the largest saltwater crocodiles found

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anywhere on the

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planet while a mature crocodile can be

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one of the most intimidating and

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ferocious creatures found on the reef

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like most newborns they start life cute

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and

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innocent mom will lay 40 to 60 eggs and

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after about 80 days they begin to

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hatch

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after just a few months Mom leaves them

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for

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good and the babies are left defend for

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themselves dad's no support either he's

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so aggressive and territorial that

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children flee to find their own home

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it's a tough upbringing incredibly less

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than 1% of the crocodiles Will Survive

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to

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adulthood and the ones that do survive

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have to quickly learn to

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adapt With No Parental Guidance he

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relies purely on

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instinct and it's not long before he

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becomes an Adept

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Hunter the coastal river system is Rich

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with life and there's no shortage of

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food

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available using his powerful tail he

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learns how to LEAP High out of the water

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to catch birds and Aquatic

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insects

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the biggest threat to an adolescent

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crocodile is another

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crocodile highly Territorial and

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aggressive It's Not Unusual for

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crocodiles to attack each

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other to avoid conflict many of the

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Adolescent crocodiles flee the river

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system for the safety of the open

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ocean incredibly adaptable the crocodile

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is as comfortable here out in the Coral

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Sea as he is in the river

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system fully mature the saltwater

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crocodile is the largest reptile on on

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the Great Barrier

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Reef growing up to 6 M long and weighing

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over 1,000

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kg armed with the most powerful bite in

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the animal kingdom he's the perfect

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killing

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machine an apex predator with no Rivals

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to challenge his

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rule scavengers he'll eat almost

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anything including Birds fish and

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mammals his very presence along the

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river evokes

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fear this bird is walking into a world

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of

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danger

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but schedules her departure just in the

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nick of

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time much to the frustration of the

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hungry

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crocodile after missing out on the bird

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his next Target is a young Rock

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wabby thirsty she rest by the river

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oblivious to the looming

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Danger sensing an opportunity the

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cunning crocodile sneaks

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closer salty knows he'll likely get one

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chance and is prepared to wait for as

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long as it

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takes hidden by the murky water he

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hovers just beneath the

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surface distracted the wabby has no idea

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that a giant crocodile is lurking just

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meters

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away suddenly the crocodile lurches High

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out of the murky shallow striking the

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wabby with a fatal

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blow startled by all the commotion the

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rainforest Roars into life as screeching

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cockos take

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flight before the wabby has time to

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react it's over in an

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instant with a violent Twist of the head

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the crocodile tries to rip the flesh

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apart the power of the crocodile is both

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frightening

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and

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mesmerizing he's a predator to be feared

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and

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respected cruel and

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unforgiving it's the harsh reality of

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life here on the edge of the Great

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Barrier

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Reef one of the great miracles of the

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reef ecosystem is the vast Mangrove

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Colony that lines the coral

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Coast with a maze of interlaced roots

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they act as water purifiers filtering

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the bad from the land

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and sifting salt from the

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sea mangroves are the Great Barrier

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Reef's living breathing buffer

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zone keeping the water clean and

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protecting the shore from damaging winds

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and

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waves they bond two complex ecosystems

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keeping the reef and rainforest in

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harmony

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the knotted mangroves tiddle flats and

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Coastal esteres are also rich with life

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and home to a variety of amazing and

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unique

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creatures resilient and highly efficient

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the mangroves are the guardians of the

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coast playing an essential role in the

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health and vitality of the Great Barrier

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Reef

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[Music]

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one of the most fascinating creatures

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living along the coral Coast is the

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elegant

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seahorse this male seahorse shelters in

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the Lush seagrass that lies just

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offshore from the

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mangroves this tiny flatter signals the

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star part of something truly

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remarkable a male giving

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birth when mating the female seahorse

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deposits the eggs into the male's

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pouch he's been carrying the eggs for

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almost 6

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weeks and now it's time for the miracle

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of

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birth starting with just a

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few it quickly turns into a steady

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stream before the floodgates

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open and on and on it

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goes it's hard to imagine how an animal

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this small can carry so many offspring

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incredibly he'll give birth to over

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1,500 precious

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[Music]

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babies from the moment they leave dad's

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protective pouch the toddlers are left

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to fend for

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[Music]

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themselves my delicate and so

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[Music]

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vulnerable sadly just 1% of these babies

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will grow old enough to

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[Music]

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reproduce life on the Carl Coast can be

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a fragile existence where only the

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strongest survive

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the Great Barrier Reef is full of

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bizarre

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creatures each with their own unique

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traits and

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character this small fish is the giant

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mud

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skipper and his home is the muddy tidal

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flats that stretch along the Reef's vast

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Coastal river

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system whereas most fish retreat with

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the outgoing tide the mud skipper lives

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in a mud burrow along the flats and

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emerges at low

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tide despite being a fish he can move

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efficiently on land and is capable of

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breathing in and out of

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water using two muscular pectral fins

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which double as legs he can drag himself

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around with a powerful tail he can also

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leap into the

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air this remarkable ability allows him

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to get from one Muddy Pond to the next

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and in a

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hurry he might be small in stature but

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what he lacks in size he makes up for

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with

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Attitude feisty and aggressive he's the

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self-proclaimed lord of the mud

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flats

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fiercely territorial mud skippers are

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forever fighting each other in a

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spiteful Turf

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War and as the tide es the mud flats

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become a

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battlefield and there's no love loss

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between these two

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combatants

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with neither fish prepared to give an

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inch finally it's a victory of sorts at

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least until tomorrow when the neighborly

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dispute will be repeated all over

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[Music]

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again the mud skipper is in a constant

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battle not just with one another but

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also with

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predators

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this hungry eget zeros in on the mud

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skipper who's been left

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exposed ever alert he senses the

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danger with a hop skip and a giant sized

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jump he makes a swift Retreat back to

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the safety of his

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[Music]

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burrow whether walking leaping or

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fighting the volatile mud Skipper is

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perfectly adapted to a life sparring on

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the coastal mud flats of the Great

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Barrier

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[Music]

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Reef a grasshopper

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overhead stirs the remarkable Archer

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fish into

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action found in coastal Waters along

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Northern

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Australia the Archer fish lives in

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brackish mangrove swamps where he spends

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his time cruising the shallows foraging

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for

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food this amazing fish is the Great

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Barrier Reef's greatest

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marksman with a water cannon so powerful

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he can shoot down

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insects as the grasshopper goes about

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his

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business the ingenious Archer fish moves

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into

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position

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just below the surface he lines up his

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Target like a

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sniper and waits for the perfect moment

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before

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firing bang and a jet of water spirals

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forward striking the target with

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pinpoint

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accuracy knocked from his perch

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and with trouble

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circling the stunned grasshopper lies

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helpless despite the attention of other

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wouldbe Predators the shooter soon has

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his

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catch with clinical eyesight he can line

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up a Target like a skilled

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assassin adjusting his sight to

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calculate the change of angle for from

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water to

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air it's a shooting skill that's been

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mastered over

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Generations firing at rapid speed he can

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squirt the water up to 3 m

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high and rarely ever

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misses

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clinical and deadly accurate this

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remarkable shooting fish is one of the

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Reef's most ingenious

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Hunters another intriguing fish found in

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the coastal river system is the

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baramundi

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as at home in fresh water as he is in

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salt water the barami lives in rivers

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and Mangrove estries along the northern

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extremities of the

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[Music]

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reef a carnivore he feeds mainly on

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small fish crustations and Aquatic

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insects like the Archer fish he's an

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accomplished Hunter but instead of a

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water pistol he used loses phenomenal

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speed to catch his

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prey flying overhead the dragonfly is

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blissfully unaware of the baram's

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presence waiting just below the surface

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he prepares to

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launch then in a Flash he strikes

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devouring the insect in an

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instant with lightning speed he extends

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his jaw to suck in the water and with it

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his

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prey and insects of all types are on his

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[Music]

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menu small fish are also a favorite

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dish

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not always the one

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hunting sometimes it's the baramundi

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that's being

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stalked the baramundi also shares his

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home with the saltwater

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[Music]

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crocodile this giant salty spots a large

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baramundi and Moves In For the

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Kill no match for the M of the salty the

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fish is snapped

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and then tossed onto the river bank to

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be

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eaten despite the attention of another

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crocodile salty wants this fish all for

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himself greedy and selfish he's in no

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mood to

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share and Retreats back to the water

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with his prize firmly

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secured life's always in the balance on

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the coral

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Coast one minute the barami is king of

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his

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domain the next is at the mercy of the

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almighty

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crocodile where the rainforest meets The

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Reef is home to some very unusual and

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rare

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animals one of the rarest of them all is

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the loom Holtz tree

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kangaroo one of very few kangaroo

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species to live in

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[Music]

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trees and this small pocket of

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rainforest near the edge of the Great

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Barrier Reef

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is one of the only places on

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Earth where you'll find this amazing

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[Music]

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animal with shorter legs and strong

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forearms for climbing this remarkable

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kangaroo is well adapted to a life high

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in the

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Treetops

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[Music]

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weighing just 8 kilos they are the

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smallest kangaroo

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[Music]

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[Music]

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species shy Elusive and hidden from the

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world they're rarely ever

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seen this close-knit family relaxed high

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in the canopy eating fruit and leaves

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taking in one of the world's most

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spectacular

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views the iconic Great Barrier

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Reef one of the natural wonders of the

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world

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the Great Barrier Reef is a sanctury for

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birds of all

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types with over 400 different species

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calling this special part of the world

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[Music]

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[Music]

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home

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[Music]

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with such a diverse range of habitat

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that includes

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rainforest Woodlands mangroves

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Rivers islands and

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reefs it's the perfect setting for a

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vibrant bird

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population

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[Music]

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one of the most famous Birds living

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along the Carl Coast is the Magnificent

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Southern

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Cleary rare and unique this imposing

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bird is the queen of the

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rainforest

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incredibly less than 2,000 of this

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species of Southern caer remain in the

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wild ancient and so precious this

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flightless bird lives where the

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rainforest meets The

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Reef this stunning stretch of coast is

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named in her honor the ca

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Coast It's Not Unusual for the clearies

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to venture out of the forest and and

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down to the beach to forage for

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food this family feed on wild fruit

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growing along the

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[Music]

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foreshore during the heat of the day

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they love nothing more than taking a

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drink and cooling off in the freshwater

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streams that dot the

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coast

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during the swim they take the time to

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wash and rinse their

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[Music]

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feathers tipping the scales at almost 60

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kg the caer is the largest bird living

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on the Great Barrier

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Reef the female C aary is bigger in size

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than her male counterpart and she's the

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dominant

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personality with her distinctive bony

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Crown she stands tall and

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[Music]

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elegant he's a stay-at-home

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Dad after She lays her eggs she abandons

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them at which point dad takes

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over

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during mating season the female will

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breed with several Partners so Dad is

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never quite sure if the babies he's

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nurturing are actually his

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own caes are also strong and

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athletic she can run up to 50 kmph

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through dense forest and can leap up to

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2 m off the

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ground caar have been wandering these

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ancient rainforests for millions of

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years and they play an essential role in

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the health of the

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environment often referred to as the

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rainforest gardeners they dine on the

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forest's wild fruits and then spread the

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seeds fertilizing the forest floor with

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their

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[Music]

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droppings

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[Music]

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rare and endangered these ancient

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keepers of the

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rainforest are one of the Great Barrier

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reefs most precious

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creatures not all sharks across the

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Great Barrier Reef are large and

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menacing a small shark commonly found

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along the coast is the black tip

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shark along with the gray and white tip

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sharks the black tip is the most common

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shark living on the Great Barrier

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Reef easily identified by his prominent

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black tip fin this shark spends most of

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his adolescent Years playing in the

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shallows of the mangr system where he

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protected from large

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predators

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with the wealth of food the warm

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protected Waters provide a perfect

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home here he learns to hunt and

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socialize until he's old enough to

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venture out to

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[Music]

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see moving between the coastal estries

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and the inner Reef the black tips bridge

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to two distinct

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ecosystems they have a remarkable

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tolerance for brackish even fresh water

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which allows them to travel

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Upstream fast swimming and highly active

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they grow to about 1.6

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M timid in nature black tips like to

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stay

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together

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even at an early age they learn the

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benefits of hunting in

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groups this school of young sharks Works

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in unison to herd a huge School of bait

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fish the team approach is not only an

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effective hunting technique

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the strength and numbers tactic also

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offers security against larger

00:31:04

Predators when the sharks get bigger

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they Venture further out to seea where

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they live in small groups along shallow

00:31:12

reefs never venturing far from the

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coast here they exhibit strong sight

00:31:21

Fidelity remaining in the same area for

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years at a

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time

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by now their exceptional hunting

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technique is well versed and they work

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in packs to herd reef fish with great

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effect devoted to their home and each

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other the black tip sharks are one of

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the Great Barrier Reef's most loyal

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residents

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another shark calling the great Barry

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Reef Coastal Fringe

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home is the amazing epillet

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shark the world's only walking

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shark this remarkable creature has

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adapted fins that double as

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legs

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and the Great Barrier Reef is one of the

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few places on Earth where they're

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found this ability to walk is possible

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through evolutionary adaptations in

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their pectoral and pelvic

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fins the shark canot not only walk on

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Coral he can also walk along the

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seafloor and even on land when

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needed the reef system here is very

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shallow so shallow that during low tide

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isolated pools of water form between

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exposed Reef structures

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the walking shark uses his crawling

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ability to access the rock pools that

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contain fish crabs and other

00:33:46

prey as the Tide Falls bigger fish are

00:33:49

forced into deeper water with the epet

00:33:52

shark left to exploit The Riches of the

00:33:55

exposed Reef under

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disturbed by slowing her breathing at

00:34:08

heart rate she can also survive for

00:34:11

extended periods of time with little or

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no

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oxygen

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these elliptical shells are known as

00:34:30

mermaid purses clutches that hold the

00:34:33

epillet Sharks developing infants safe

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in the water for 3 to 4 months until

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they hatch and swim

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Away In Time the baby epet sharks will

00:34:51

also grow up to be walking sharks just

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like their

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parents

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a Marvel of nature the incredible

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walking shark is one of the Reef's most

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intriguing and unique

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characters

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don't be fooled by this petite colorful

00:35:34

character this octopus is the most

00:35:37

venomous eight-legged creature on the

00:35:42

planet she's the blue ringed octopus

00:35:46

tiny but so

00:35:49

deadly common right along the coral

00:35:52

Coast they live in Tidal pools and

00:35:54

shallow

00:35:55

reefs

00:35:58

usually shy and timid she's known as a

00:36:00

reef

00:36:01

reuse but when threatened or hungry her

00:36:05

passive nature quickly

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00:36:09

turns she might be small in stature but

00:36:12

she's big on

00:36:15

bite her toxin so potent it can kill an

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adult

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human crabs are her favorite meal

00:36:29

and when her beige skin darkens and her

00:36:31

blue Rings ignite it's a warning

00:36:36

sign sensing the danger the crab takes

00:36:41

flight but he's soon

00:36:46

cornered The Feisty crabs not giving up

00:36:49

without a

00:36:50

fight but he's no match for the cunning

00:36:55

octopus

00:36:58

trapped it's just a matter of time

00:37:01

before she

00:37:05

strikes suddenly the crab is engulfed by

00:37:08

her eight

00:37:15

tentacles using her beak she injects a

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fatal

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Venom

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with an ability to change shape and

00:37:34

color as quickly as her

00:37:37

mood the small but deadly blue ringed

00:37:41

octopus is the great chameleon of the

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Great Barrier

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Reef

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this tiny creature may look harmless

00:38:05

enough but just like the blue ring

00:38:08

octopus looks can be very

00:38:12

deceiving virtually invisible to the

00:38:14

naked eye the urangi is almost

00:38:17

transparent measuring just 5 mm

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across despite being one of the smallest

00:38:25

jellyfish in the world world this little

00:38:28

guy is one of the deadliest creatures on

00:38:30

the

00:38:33

reef more prevalent in the wet season

00:38:35

during summer he cruises the warm

00:38:37

Coastal Waters of the Great Barrier

00:38:42

Reef with his four tentacles one

00:38:46

attached to each corner of his Square

00:38:48

shaped Bell he hunts for

00:38:50

prey jiggling his organs like a fishing

00:38:55

line

00:38:57

his meter-long tentacles aligned with

00:38:59

millions of microscopic

00:39:02

capsules each containing the most

00:39:04

venomous animal toxin on the

00:39:08

planet when he attacks pressure builds

00:39:12

and a lethal injection is fired at rapid

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00:39:19

speed no matter their size an nandri

00:39:23

sting can be fatal to

00:39:25

humans

00:39:34

despite the ranji's deadly reputation

00:39:37

he's not the most lethal jellyfish in

00:39:39

the

00:39:41

world that honor goes to his bigger

00:39:44

relative the curx box

00:39:48

jellyfish it's the most venomous

00:39:50

creature on earth outranking the urangi

00:39:53

due to its size and Venom

00:39:58

swimming along the Sandy shallows

00:40:00

adjacent to the rainforest the box

00:40:03

jellyfish dangles his 60 long

00:40:08

tentacles with the tentacles virtually

00:40:11

invisible this school of fish swims

00:40:14

straight towards a

00:40:20

trap death is almost instant for this

00:40:24

unlucky fish

00:40:34

careful not to damage his delicate limbs

00:40:37

the jellyfish takes his time to Devour

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the

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meal lethal and virtually

00:40:49

invisible the deadly box jellyfish takes

00:40:51

the crown as the most venomous creature

00:40:55

on the Great Barrier

00:41:04

Reef back on the coast and this 5 m

00:41:08

saltwater crocodile has returned from an

00:41:10

ocean sabatical to rule the

00:41:16

river Salty's now matured into a monster

00:41:20

crocodile and a lethal

00:41:25

predator

00:41:32

through sheer size he rules his

00:41:35

domain terrorizing any crocodile who

00:41:39

dares to threaten his

00:41:46

authority his predatory instincts are

00:41:49

ignited by the sight of a wild boar

00:41:51

drinking from the river

00:41:55

bank

00:41:58

an introduced species while BS roam the

00:42:02

far north of Australia in huge numbers

00:42:05

much to the Delight of the salt waterer

00:42:13

crocodile using stealth tactics slowly

00:42:16

but surely the crocodile stalks the

00:42:19

unsuspecting

00:42:24

B it's a game of

00:42:27

patience with a plan to get as close as

00:42:30

possible before mounting a surprise

00:42:37

attack he inches closer hiding just

00:42:41

below the

00:42:55

surface

00:42:57

with Incredible speed he manages to

00:42:59

snatch the startled boar by the front

00:43:07

leg crushed by the powerful chores the

00:43:10

helpless po has no

00:43:25

chance

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no matter how gruesome it's hard not to

00:44:18

admire the might and power of This

00:44:22

ferocious prehistoric

00:44:25

animal

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an apex predator the saltwater crocodile

00:44:31

is the Undisputed King of the vast

00:44:34

Coastal river system here on the edge of

00:44:38

the Great Barrier Reef a living

00:44:41

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treasure

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The Great Barrier Reef is the only place in the world where ancient rainforest meets a tropical reef, with the coastal fringe supporting a variety of unique wildlife

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