Nature — S23E02 — Shark Mountain
2004 · 53 MIN · IMDB 7.5
Overview
Rarely seen aspects of shark behavior highlight this extraordinary view of undersea life, including an organized feeding frenzy with other predators that help herd their prey; night hunting in packs; and their violent courtship ritual. Also: the red-lipped batfish, which “walks” on the ocean floor via modified fins.
Dialogue Timeline — 712 lines
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00:00:07 Narrator: THOUSANDS OF SHARKS...
00:02:54 they're considered the best in the business.
00:04:33 their own brand of treasure.
00:06:30 that the island and a 12-mile zone all around it
00:08:59 Basically it takes the gas that you're breathing,
00:11:00 Current is often our nemesis,
00:12:57 generated by the twitch of a prey animal's muscle.
00:15:26 BOB:
00:18:28 where they are eager players in a truly violent event.
00:20:35 Some fish begin gathering around us.
00:22:32 HOWARD: We often struggle
00:25:21 but the turtle seems to like it.
00:27:22 the work's not getting any easier.
00:28:56 MICHELE: By the time we were ready, I was shocked to see
00:30:57 and it wasn't Howard kicking me.
00:33:08 Cushion stars feed mainly on algae,
00:35:31 Several attack one side of this urchin cluster,
00:38:05 Instead, the barberfish pluck parasites from the jacks.
00:41:18 He risks exposure
00:45:17 She just, uh... she just laid there.
00:46:13 But there is one last dive we need to make,
00:49:27 Sleeping fish take shelter in the reef.
00:51:42 but this is where the sharks are going.
00:53:55 VISIT pbs. org.
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Dialogue Record
Lines indexed712
Dialogue density13.4 lines / min
First line00:00:07
Final line00:53:55
Production Record
LanguageEnglish
Factoids
Episode
Nature, season 23, episode 2: Shark Mountain.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/14951/season/23/episode/2
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