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Mysterious Creatures Of The North Atlantic Ocean | 4K UHD | BBC Earth
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A diver searches the North Atlantic coast of Ireland for herring, observing marine life including minke whales, humpback whales, killer whales, basking sharks, and various jellyfish.
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Answers: What marine life can be found along the North Atlantic coast of Ireland?
- Marine life
- Whales
- Sharks
- Jellyfish
- North Atlantic
- Ireland
What it concludes
- Phytoplankton give off dimethyl sulfide (DMS), which seabirds and potentially whales and other animals use to find fertile areas in the ocean.
- Humpback whales use bubbles and tail flicks to stun and trap fish.
- Basking sharks migrate to Irish waters in summer months to feed on plankton, disappearing in early autumn.
- Jellyfish numbers have increased in recent years, possibly due to a decline in predators like turtles.
- Blue sharks have declined in numbers due to chronic overfishing.
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