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🦈 This documentary examines the power of water—from shaping landscapes and driving weather systems to sustaining life in some of the most extreme environments on Earth. From tidal zones and flooded rainforests to the vast African plains, it reveals how water can both challenge and nurture our planet.
FORCES OF NATURE – EPISODE 3: POWER OF WATER
Original title: Forces of Nature – Episode 3: Power of Water
Synopsis:
This is the story of how water rules our world. As it moves around the globe and through our atmosphere, it changes the weather, shapes the land and impacts all living things.
One of the toughest environments is the tidal zone. Here the force of waves face the resistance of rocks, smashing everything churning in between, but animals and plants still make a living.
Rain and flooding are perfectly normal in some areas, like the equatorial rainforest. Rivers burst their banks and 250,000 square kilometres are flooded. River creatures are free to stroll around the tree canopy.
The great plains of African see millions of tons of animals on the move, and all because of the rain.
Our planet’s battered by the force of water, but also shaped and nurtured by it. It can be devastating but also giving, creating new opportunities.
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Puny man! I live in lovely North Carolina USA! Where stupid people have built their multimillion houses on the never still barrier islands! Right this minute 🤣🤣 they're falling back into the sea! Some of them are mounted on wheels in an effort to move them backwards! My Dad used to have a mobile home facing the sound side. He'd call me after a hurricane 🌀 and say his dock had blown off and he was looking for it. Around Pinehurst, NC if any of you like to play golf that's called the Sandhills because in geological time the ocean was inland at this area. This part used to be sand dunes! 😊😊😊
El Nino? That's where I leave. Garbage AI…
Incredible photography..goosebumps.
The earth has natural cycles and Climate change is a total hoax. I am so sorry to hear you speak of this as if it's real. The visuals look great but I won't watch with a narrative that is manipulating.