The Big Blue Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
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To 21.11.2013 klo 13.30, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
La 08.06.2013 klo 19.10, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
To 30.05.2013 klo 18.05, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
La 20.04.2013 klo 07.00, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
Ma 15.04.2013 klo 07.00, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
Pe 15.03.2013 klo 07.00, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
Su 10.03.2013 klo 20.00, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
Su 10.03.2013 klo 07.00, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
Ke 06.03.2013 klo 18.05, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
Ma 22.10.2012 klo 11.40, Viasat Nature/Crime
The Big Blue
Journey to Australia?s southern ocean and uncover one of its best-kept secrets - a natural phenomenon called the ?Bonney Upwelling? that sparks a feeding frenzy all the way up the food chain to the planet?s largest living creature, the Blue Whale. With a heart the size of a Volkswagen, a tongue that weighs more than an elephant and a mouth big enough to capture 50 tonnes of sea water, a feeding Blue Whale is a sight to behold. Filmed in Hi Def, this documentary captures for the first time the extraordinary spectacle of this unique event.
