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This documentary follows a sperm whale as he navigates the dangers of a changing ocean. From ancient clashes with their greatest predators, the killer whales, to the new threats of mankind's whaling ships, this deep-sea giant must use its incredible intelligence and unique abilities to survive. He will dive to crushing depths and use his powerful sonar to hunt in the darkness, all while carrying the legacy of his ancestors who once faced near extinction. The ocean's deepest hunter reveals how it survives in an alien world, and how its powerful sonic weapon helps it find and catch prey that humans cannot even see. From: Sperm Whales: Dealing with the Unexpected Content licensed by St Thomas Production to Little Dot Studios

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DEEP SEA GIANTS | The Alien World Of Sperm Whales | 4K
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Society
Runtime
52 minutes
Language
English
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Real Wild

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