蓝色星球 第二季
遥远的北极 In the far north,
经历为期三个月的黑暗冬季后…… after three dark months of winter...
全世界在等待着…… a world is waiting...
苏醒的闹钟 for a trigger.
春日暖阳 The sunshine of spring.
海星第一个醒来 Starfish are the first to respond.
它们冲向最高点…… They race for the highest point...
并用它们的管状足足尖 and sensing changes in the water,
并感受着水的变化…… with the tips of their tube feet...
它们产卵了 they spawn.
海黄瓜 Sea cucumbers,
只露着他们的嘴巴 with only their mouths exposed,
这时候现身了 now emerge.
尽其所能地采集海星卵 They collect as many starfish eggs as they can.
有十只手够多了吧 Which is quite a lot, when you've got ten arms.
这时候海鳃上来分一杯羹 Now sea pens rise up to claim a share.
这里的生物必须在这个年度盛宴中尽可能地多吃点 The creatures here must grab what they can of this annual banquet.
因为阳光已促使了所有一切发生巨大转变 For the light has also set in motion the greatest transformation of all.
海带和海藻 Fronds of kelp, a marine alga,
上升到水面来 rise towards the surface,
所依靠的是充满气体的气囊 lifted by their gas-filled bladders.
很快一个海中森林生成了…… Soon, a marine forest has materialised...
到处都是各种各样的生物 teeming with life of all kinds.
这些海中绿荫是海洋中最为多产 These green seas are some of the most productive,
却又竞争剧烈 but fiercely competitive, waters
的水域之一 in all the oceans.
绿色海洋
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大卫.艾登堡
非洲南端 The southern tip of Africa.
两大海洋相接 Here, two great oceans collide.
浅海处受到肥沃的洋流滋养 In the shallows, fed by rich currents,
是富饶的海藻森林 are bountiful forests of kelp.
一只普通章鱼你几乎觉察不到它 Barely visible except for the pulsating siphon
只是那用于呼吸的虹吸管脉动着 through which it breathes, a common octopus,
它正在守候猎物 waiting for prey to pass by.
正好来了只蟹 A crab will do.
章鱼追了过去 The octopus sets off in pursuit.
然后埋伏起来…… And then lurks...
耐心地准备伏击 with the patience of an ambush hunter.
而与章鱼一起分享这一片好望角水域的 But the octopus shares the Cape waters
还有一大堆其他捕猎者 with a great concentration of other predators.
比如海豹…… Fur seals...
还有鲨鱼 and sharks.
他们都会吃章鱼…… They all eat octopus...
只要他们能找得到 if they can find one.
而睡袍鲨可是专业户…… And pyjama sharks are experts...
专长于丛林中捕猎 at hunting in the undergrowth.
是时候开溜了 Time to disappear.
而这些皮肤坚韧的小鲨鱼 But these tough-skinned little sharks
体型小可钻入岩缝 are small enough to reach deep into crevices.
但是章鱼并不会轻易就范 But the octopus is far from finished.
它把触须插入鲨鳃 She slips her tentacles into the shark's gills.
令鲨鱼难以呼吸 That prevents the shark from breathing.
因此鲨鱼只好撤退了 So, the shark has to let go.
当身处开阔而易受攻击的地方时 When caught out in the open, and vulnerable,
这只章鱼的行为真的非同寻常…… this octopus does something truly extraordinary...
闻所未闻 and never recorded before.
它把自己伪装起来…… She disguises herself...
用一只贝壳作为护身甲 with a protective armour of shells.
它躲藏起来……没法看到 She's hiding... in plain sight.
但鲨鱼能感觉到猎物的存在…… The shark can sense its prey...
只是贝壳迷惑了它 but the shells confuse it.
身处一个遍地都是饥饿猎手的从林 In a forest full of hungry mouths,
出众的智商使得这章鱼得以存活 superior wits allow this octopus to stay alive.
海带丛林在全球的季节性水域繁茂生长…… Forests of kelp flourish in seasonal waters around the globe...
尤其是沿着北非的太平洋海岸 particularly along the Pacific Coast of North America.
这里最大型的海带 Here, the biggest kelps of all
在大面积的丛林中生长 grow in vast forests,
连绵数百英里 stretching for hundreds of miles.
有的地方巨大的叶子 In some places, the giant fronds
高达60米 rise up to 60 metres tall.
他们形成的丛林里充满了生物 The thickets they create are crowded with life.
这里对空间和食物的竞争相当激烈 Competition here, for space and food, is intense.
高欢雀鲷面临困难 A challenging problem for the Garibaldi fish.
他侍候着他那块海草地 He tends to his patch of seaweed,
这里充满了它要吃的生物 filled with tiny creatures that he eats.
如大部分农夫一样他不息地工作 As with most farmers, his work never ends.
他把海螺等前来吃掉他的藻类的 He removes snails and any other grazers
食草动物清除掉…… that come to eat his algae...
不管它们有多大 no matter how big they are.
他要对付各种害虫 He has to deal with pests of all kinds.
这估计是最麻烦的一种—— This can be the worst of them -
海胆能把藻类从岩石彻底铲除 sea urchins that can scrape off every vestige of algae from a rock.
它的刺尖如针一般 Its spines are needle-sharp.
无论如何高欢雀鲷必须除掉它 Somehow, the Garibaldi must remove it.
但海胆的问题是…… But the problem with sea urchins...
它们老是跑过来 is that they just keep coming.
夜幕降临光线微弱他只好停下来 When evening arrives and the light fades, he has to stop.
他不仅要休息还要躲藏 He not only needs a rest, he needs to hide.
因为夜间猎手们在这些丛林徘徊 Because at night, predators prowl through these forests.
电鲼 A torpedo ray,
能以45伏电压实施袭击 capable of stunning its victim with 45 volts of electricity.
当高欢雀鲷藏身之时…… While the Garibaldi hides...
海胆大模大样地进食 the urchins can feed without interruption.
天亮了…… The light returns...
而他发现自己的农场正被侵食 and he finds his farm is once again under attack.
海胆如蝗虫一样 Urchins, like locusts,
可以成群结队 have the ability to swarm.
而这将是灾难性的不但对高欢雀鲷 And this can be disastrous, not just for the Garibaldi,
对整个海带丛林都是灾难 but for the kelp forest itself.
所有植物备受侵食 All the vegetation is now under attack.
海胆穿越丛林 The urchins move through the forest,
吃掉海带叶 cutting through the kelp fronds
只留下大片贫瘠之地 and leaving behind vast barrens.
海胆大军已砍倒了许多海带丛林 These urchin armies have felled many kelp forests
沿着北非太平洋海岸一路都是 along the Pacific Coast of North America.
但情况有所好转 But help is at hand.
海獭 Sea otters.
其他种类的水獭多数生活在陆地 All other kinds of otters spend much of their lives on land,
而海獭却总是呆在水里 but sea otters rarely leave the water.
一开始新生的海獭不擅游泳 At first, a newly-born pup is not a very good swimmer,
所以母亲花上数小时梳理它的皮毛以增强它的浮力 so its mother spends hours grooming its fur to make it buoyant.
而为了给幼崽喂奶并维持自身体温 But to provide her youngster with milk and keep herself warm,
她每天的进食量要高达体重的30% she must eat up to 30% of her body weight every day.
她吃的是贝类动物 She does that by eating shellfish.
海胆正是海獭的美味佳肴之一 And urchins are among a sea otter's favourite delicacies.
以往海獭因为皮毛值钱而被过度捕猎 In the past, sea otters were hunted so intensively for their fur
一度濒临绝种 that they came close to extinction.
他们消失后大量海带丛林被海胆啃光 With them gone, many kelp forests were replaced with urchin barrens.
如今海獭成为受保护动物…… Today, sea otters are protected...
数量缓慢回升 and as their numbers slowly return,
许多海带丛林也得以恢复 many of the kelp forests are recovering, too.
如今有的偏远地方 Now, in some remote places,
海獭数量庞大 sea otters are so numerous
它们大量集结…… they assemble in huge rafts...
这场景近一世纪以来难得一见 something that hasn't been seen for over a century.
阳光普照的澳洲浅海…… In the sun-drenched shallows off Australia...
海带被海洋中唯一会开花的植物所取代 kelp is replaced by the sea's only flowering plants,
这就是海草 sea grass.
这些海底草原面积可达 The most extensive of these marine grasslands
3000多平方英里 can stretch for over 3,000 square miles.
热带海域虎鲨在巡弋 All across the tropics, they're patrolled by tiger sharks.
他们可长至身长五米…… They can grow up to five metres in length...
嘴巴强大有力 and have powerful crushing jaws.
绿海龟是他们的猎物 Green turtles are their prey.
海龟基本以海草为食 The turtles feed almost entirely on sea grass.
一只每天能消化掉两公斤 A single one can consume up to two kilos of it in a day.
但他们很少能轻松自在 But they can never rest easy.
健康的海龟会远离鲨鱼 Healthy turtles will keep well away from an approaching shark.
因为驱赶了海龟 And just by keeping the turtles on the move,
鲨鱼使草地免于被过度啃吃 the sharks prevent any one patch of sea grass from being overgrazed.
而这造福了我们所有人 And that has benefits for us all.
一块海草地所吸收的二氧化碳 A patch of sea grass can absorb and store
是同样面积热带雨林的 35 times as much carbon dioxide
35倍 as the same area of a rainforest.
因此这些草地和鲨鱼是抵抗气候暖化的 So, the prairies and their sharks are surprising allies
最佳拍档 in the fight against a warming climate.
海洋绿荫中的生存争斗 The struggle to survive in our green seas
会产生深远的影响 can have far-reaching consequences.
一年一度一种特别的草地在澳洲形成 Once a year, one particular meadow in Australia is transformed.
大约在冬季的第一个月圆的日子 Around the first full moon of winter,
一支军队产生了 an army materialises.
蜘蛛蟹 Spider crabs.
在过去的一年他们在更深的海域觅食 For the past year, they've been feeding in deeper waters.
现在他们进军海草平原 Now they march across the sea-grass plains.
数以十万计 Hundreds of thousands of them.
他们互相踩踏…… They clamber over one another...
叠成一大堆…… creating great mounds...
将近100米长…… nearly 100 metres long...
他们不是要交配也不是要产卵 They're not seeking mates, neither are they laying eggs.
他们来到此处为的是…… They have come here in order...
换壳 to grow.
象所有的蟹一样 Like all crabs,
他们的身体被壳包裹 their bodies are enclosed
一个坚硬而且不能长大的壳 in a hard, un-expandable shell.
因此为了生长他们只能把壳打破…… So, to grow, they have to break out of it...
从而让下面新形成的软壳继续生长 and that allows the soft one that has developed beneath to expand.
新壳变硬要花上数天 It will take days for the new shell to harden.
它的脚如此纤细无法正常活动 Its legs are so limp that they won't work properly.
这时蟹失去保护极为危险 The crab is unprotected and in great danger.
光滑的黄貂鱼 A smooth stingray.
它体型巨大——足有4米长 It's huge - about four metres long.
它正需要柔软的、脱壳的蟹 It wants a soft, freshly-moulted crab
容易入口 that will be easier to eat.
蟹们努力聚在一起 The crabs try to stick together.
现在黄貂鱼的入侵 But now, disturbed by the ray,
把他们打散 they're scattering.
脱壳的蟹 A newly-moulted crab
太弱了没法跟上大家 is too weak to keep up with the crowd.
最安全的地方就是在堆头里面 The safest place is right in the middle of the pile.
这就是他们聚集于此的原因 That is why they have all assembled here.
大多数是安全的 There is safety in numbers.
绝大部分蟹逃脱了…… The vast majority of the crabs escape...
而接下来数天内 and within the next few days,
他们将整装待发返回深水区 they will be ready to return to the depths
继续各自觅食的生活 and resume their lonely wanderings in search of food.
没有大量伤亡…… This is no graveyard...
10万多只蟹成功换壳 but the triumph of a 100,000 crabs successfully moulted.
南澳的海洋绿荫 The green seas of Southern Australia
在这种壮观的聚集下显得分外富饶…… are particularly rich in such spectacular assemblies...
而大部分生物的集结 but most of the creatures come together
则是另有原由 for a very different reason.
那就是——为了繁殖 To breed.
大型墨鱼 The giant cuttlefish,
体型最大的一种 the largest of all cuttlefish.
他们寿命仅一两年 They live for just one or two years.
现在澳洲的夏天接近尾声 Now, as the Australian summer draws to an end,
他们要完成毕生的最后一个使命 they have one last act to complete.
寻找伴侣 To find a mate.
而有10万多的雄性 But there are over 100,000 males,
竞争来到此海湾的雌性 competing for the arriving females in this one bay.
体型巨大的一个——一位真正的巨头 Among them a giant - a true Goliath.
他可能重达10公斤 He probably weighs about ten kilos.
皮肤上泛着彩带 Bands of colour sweep across his skin.
这是墨鱼的沟通方式 That's how cuttlefish communicate.
体型小的雄墨鱼不可能把他比下来 This smaller male couldn't possibly take him on.
巨头旁边在其保护之下 Beside Goliath, and under his protection,
是一条刚与其交配完的雌墨鱼 a female who has just mated with him.
而其他竞争对手依旧兴致不减 But other rivals are still interested.
似乎个头小的得不到机会 It seems a small male wouldn't stand a chance.
雌墨鱼现时展现出白色条纹 The female is now displaying a white stripe
条纹就位于她靠近巨头的一侧 along her side nearest Goliath.
这表示她不再愿意与巨头交配了 It's a clear signal that she no longer wants to mate with him.
这正是小体型雄墨鱼所需的鼓励 It's all the encouragement that the little male needs.
他不得不耍点小手段 He's going to have to use trickery.
他把体色调淡 He tones down his colours
卷起触须 and tucks in his arms.
他的体型正好可以模仿成雌墨鱼 He's just the right size to mimic a female.
巨头上当了 Goliath is deceived.
小雄墨鱼现在展现出一条白带 The small male now displays a white stripe,
就象真的雌墨鱼那样阻止巨头靠近 just like the real female, to deter his advances.
他溜到她的身旁…… He slips beside her...
并且交配了 and they mate.
通过与多位伴侣交配 By mating with multiple partners...
雌墨鱼可以确保为后代带来最大化的基因多样性 the female ensures the greatest genetic diversity for her young.
鬼鬼祟祟的雄墨鱼离开了 The sneaky male leaves,
他的最终使命已完成 his final act complete.
所以甚至对于巨型墨鱼这样的物种似乎…… So, even among giant cuttlefish, it seems...
个头大并不代表全部 it's not all about size.
在这片澳洲牧场另外一些雄性 Other males in these Australian green pastures,
为养育后代付出更多 take greater responsibility for their young.
草海龙 A weedy sea dragon.
这是个雄性而他正怀着宝宝 This is a male and he's carrying a precious cargo.
与雌性交配时 While mating with the female,
他把卵子收集过来并附于体下 he collected the eggs and attached them to his underside.
现在他要离开海草丛…… Now, he's leaving these seaweed thickets...
去到更开阔的水域 and travelling into more open waters
在那里他精心的伪装将大打折扣 where elaborate camouflage is less effective.
那里有众多猎手 And there are many predators out here.
但作为父亲不惜冒着生命危险也要前往 And this is what the fathers risk their lives for.
密集的小虾云团 Dense clouds of minute shrimp.
糠虾海龙最爱的美食之一 Mysids, one of a sea dragon's favourite foods.
它们也引来了其他海龙 They're drawing other sea dragons out here, too.
终于小海龙诞生的时间到了 Finally, it's time for the young to break free.
而藻类已在这些发育中的卵上生长 But algae has grown over these developing eggs...
带来了令小海龙窒息的风险 and it risks smothering them.
不管如何小海龙要诞生了 Nonetheless, the babies are emerging.
他们成功孵化 They've hatched successfully.
父亲们回到海带丛林 The fathers return to the tangle of kelp,
在这里他们可以完美伪装…… where they're virtually invisible...
而小的们则留在外头 while the young remain out here.
但他们生长迅速 But they will grow quickly,
因为所在之处食物随手可得 surrounded as they are by their ideal food.
大部分海洋的幼鱼 Vast numbers of the oceans' young fish
正是从海洋丛林中开启新生活 start their lives in the green seas.
红树林是最富饶的育儿场所之一 One of the richest nurseries of all are the mangrove forests.
沿着热带海岸线生长 Fringing the coastline of the tropics,
它们形成了陆与海之间的天然屏障…… they form a natural protective barrier between land and sea...
并且是世界上最具生产力的树林之一 and are some of the world's most productive forests.
水下它们拱状的气生根 Below the water, their arching aerial roots
让它们稳固地生长 give them a firm footing.
这里为幼鱼提供了丰富食品 Here, there's abundant food for baby fish.
杂乱的根让它们免受大鱼等 While the tangled roots protect them from bigger fish
在此觅食的猎手的袭击 and other predators that haunt the channels.
但在北澳洲 But in Northern Australia,
退潮时…… with the receding tide...
小鱼被迫离开庇护所 the little fish are forced to leave their shelter.
这时它们极易被袭 And now, they are vulnerable.
这是海洋丛林中最危险的杀手 It's the most deadly assassin in the green seas.
斑马螳螂虾—— The zebra mantis shrimp -
一只雌虾几乎有40厘米长 a male, almost 40 centimetres long.
他不仅为自己捕食 But he's not hunting just for himself.
还要为他的伴侣捕食 He's collecting food for his mate.
他们也许已相伴20多年 She may have been his partner for 20 years.
她全靠他带来食物…… She relies on him to bring her food...
而她的精力全放在产卵上 and puts her energy into her eggs instead.
在一个充满食物的世界 In a world so full of food,
这似乎是个合乎情理的策略 this would seem a sensible strategy.
但也带有风险 But it's also a risky one.
万一伴侣失踪 Were her male to disappear,
她将要挨饿 she could starve.
有东西引起了雄虾的注意 Something has caught this male's attention.
也许是无法抗拒的气味…… Perhaps an irresistible odour...
或者一个遥远的呼唤 or a distant call.
不管什么原因 Whatever the reason,
雄虾将离开他的洞穴 a male will leave his burrow
以及他的终身伴侣 and his lifelong mate.
一个更大的洞穴 An even larger hole.
这里失去伴侣的雌虾 Females who have lost their mates
似乎发出悲痛的信号引来新的伴侣 appear to send out distress signals to call in a new male.
体型更大的雌虾可以产更多的卵 A larger female will produce more eggs.
所以跟她结合他能有更多后代 So by mating with her, he will father more offspring.
不忠的行为是要付出代价的 But infidelity comes at a price.
更大的伴侣有更大的胃口 A larger partner demands more food.
海洋越是富饶竞争越是剧烈 The richer a sea, the greater the competition..
有一种海洋丛林 And there is one green sea
所能支撑的物种比其他所有丛林加起来都多 that supports more life than all the rest combined.
不象红树林和海草原 Unlike the mangrove forests and the sea-grass prairies,
它位于公海 its location is in the open seas
并且是短暂性出现无法预测 and only temporary and unpredictable.
这些丛林不是源于生根的植物…… This greenness comes not from rooted plants...
而是源于一团团的飘浮植物 but from clouds of floating ones.
数以十亿计的浮游植物正在繁殖 Billions of microscopic phytoplankton are proliferating.
数量如此庞大为大家提供了最豪华的盛宴 And in such numbers that they fuel one of the greatest feasts of all.
美国太平洋海岸对开 Off America's Pacific Coast,
数百条海豚正赶着赴宴 hundreds of common dolphins are rushing to a banquet.
它们并非赶来的唯一物种 They're not the only ones homing in.
海狮也来了 So are sea lions.
他们奔往加利复尼亚 蒙特雷湾 They're heading for Monterey Bay, California,
那里藻类的繁茂生长已引致 where algal blooms have caused an explosion
以浮游生物为食的动物急剧增多 in plankton feeders.
凤尾鱼——足足有数百万条 Anchovies - millions of them.
海豚把凤尾鱼赶至水面 The dolphins herd the anchovies towards the surface.
海鸟和海狮受益于鱼群的出现 Sea birds and sea lions take advantage of the shoal's appearance.
这是一场竞赛要在他人来到前尽可能地多分一杯羹 It's a race to grab a share before others arrive.
座头鲸 Humpback whales,
有数百头 hundreds of them.
每一次上冲 With every upward lunge,
它们能滤食100公斤的鱼 they sieve out up to 100 kilos of fish.
他们在地球上最大的盛宴中 They're claiming the biggest share
取得了最大的份额 of one of the biggest feasts on Earth.
这些微小的浮游生物是如此关键 So crucial are these tiny plankton,
几乎所有海洋生物都最终依赖于它们 that almost all marine life ultimately depends upon them.
这就是绿色海洋不是蓝色…… It's the green seas, not the blue...
它是地球上几乎所有海洋生物的基础 that are the basis of almost all life in the world's oceans.
探秘蓝色星球
为了拍摄出海底丛林的壮观景象 To capture the magnificence of the undersea forests
和生活于此的惊人生物蓝色星球II团队 and the surprising creatures living here, the Blue Planet II team
开发了一系列专业拍摄器械 have developed a series of specialist camera rigs.
包括记录高耸的树冠顶部 From the mega-dome recording half-in-half-out shots
半进半出镜头的巨型圆顶…… at the top of the towering canopy...
以及最先进的延时拍摄设备 to state-of-the-art time-lapse equipment
可以加速时间的推进提示海底丛林的生命奥秘 that speeds up time to reveal the secret life of the forest floor.
然而所有丛林生物中 But, of all the creatures living in these forests,
拍摄南非好望角对开水域中的这一种 filming one in the waters off the Cape of South Africa
则是最为困难 was to prove the greatest challenge of all.
自然学家克雷格·福斯特沉迷于这里 Naturalist Craig Foster has developed a fascination
最为神秘的居民一种普通章鱼 for its most secretive resident, a common octopus.
这里有近100种鲨鱼 There are almost 100 species of shark in these waters,
但克雷格无所畏惧 but that doesn't deter Craig,
他每天早晨在此游泳坚持了六年 who's swum here every morning for the past six years.
当你能找到一个小的非常微小的椭圆形孔 When you find that really small, tiny, little oval hole,
那你就知道这是章鱼猎杀的 then you know it's been killed by an octopus.
然后你非常非常仔细地察看 And then if you look very, very carefully,
它们通常就在那附近 they're often in the vicinity of that.
克雷格已见证过这章鱼的古怪行径 Craig has witnessed the antics of these octopuses
并要和罗杰·霍洛克 我们蓝色星球的 and wants to share his remarkable discoveries
摄影师分享一下 with Blue Planet cameraman Roger Horrocks.
罗杰立即被章鱼的个性所迷住了 Roger is immediately charmed by the strength of their personalities.
看到这些个体的不同个性真令人震惊 It's really been astounding to see how individual these characters are.
普通的章鱼展现出各不相同的行为 The common octopus all display different behaviours.
有的极其胆小 Some were extremely timid,
有的非常非常大胆 some were very, very bold,
它们各不相同让我很喜欢 they have variety and it's really endeared me to them.
数周拍摄了多只不同的章鱼后 After weeks of filming different individuals,
他们最终遇到了这只 they finally meet one octopus
它不仅不怕摄影机 that's not only seemingly unafraid of the camera,
而且很愿意为我们表演 but willing to perform for it.
她刚好过来了——哎呀！ She just came right up - whoop!
然后在三角架下穿过 And then came right through underneath the tripod
就在我双腿之间 in between my legs.
耶很酷让人惊讶 Yeah, that's cool, amazing.
她很快就完全接纳了我们俩 She very quickly just completely accepted both of us.
所以我们得以这么亲密地互动 So, we've actually been getting these really intimate behaviours.
真让人惊讶 It's amazing.
我观察这只章鱼好多个月了 I've watched this octopus for many months,
它在水中完全信赖我们 it's just trusting us in the water,
表现得就和往常一样真是太棒了 carrying on with normal activity which is just so fantastic.
数月后团队终于拍摄到他们的明星章鱼捕猎 Months later, the team finally film their star octopus on the hunt.
然后有一个重大的发现就是与如此众多的 But then discover the grave consequences of sharing the forest
猎手共享着这一片丛林—— with so many other predators -
睡袍鲨鱼 pyjama sharks.
按照平均磅数换算这种鲨鱼相对大白鲨而言 Pound for pound, these sharks are far more brazen
要勇猛得多攻击性强得多 and aggressive than a Great White.
他们有如制导导弹 They're like guided missiles.
章鱼散发的微量气味也能察觉得到 The slightest smell that octopus gives off, that shark will find it.
睡袍鲨鱼确实抓住章鱼了 The pyjama shark actually got hold of the octopus
我想它要完蛋了 and, I mean, I just assumed that was it.
与这只动物相伴这么长时间 After spending so much time with this animal,
看到它被袭击相当难过 it was just so difficult watching her get attacked.
接着令他们惊讶的是她反击了！ Then, to their amazement, she fights back!
她伸下触须 She put her tentacles down,
你能看到它从鳃部伸出来基本上 you can see them coming through the gill, basically,
把口堵死鲨鱼无法呼吸 closed the mouth. The shark couldn't breathe,
她以得脱身 and that's what enabled her to escape.
见证了整个过程真是…… And just witnessing that whole thing was,
你懂的真是非常紧张 you know, it was an incredibly intense moment.
她的脱身让团队松了口气 The team are relieved by her escape.
然而在开阔水域被逮上 But when caught out in the open,
她接下来的伎俩更让大家吃惊 her next trick astonishes them even more.
它把触须举过头 It lifted its arms and legs over its head,
而且同时拉上贝壳 and, at the same time, pulled the shell material with it
导演了一次非凡的伪装 and created this extraordinary armoury.
章鱼伪装好了当鲨鱼从后面赶来时 Octopus had armoured up and then, when that guy came
他似乎能闻到点气味 through from the back, he could kind of smell something.
但没看到章鱼啊 He's not seeing an octopus shape,
他看着那古怪的伪装 he's seeing that strange armoury.
他把章鱼撞倒 Then he was bumping the octopus,
真是难以置信你看章鱼能伪装 and it was just incredible to see how that octopus
其智商胜过鲨鱼 outwitted that shark using the armour,
他能用上他所有的本领 using all his, his knowledge,
这真是……绝对的了不起 it's just... absolutely phenomenal.
她是个摇滚明星一个正而八经的小摇滚明星 She's a rock star, man. A proper little rock star.
感谢克雷格和罗杰的奉献 Thanks to Craig's and Roger's dedication,
让科学界见识到章鱼惊人的行为 the octopuses' astonishing behaviours are now known to science.
随着我们继续探索这些迷人的海底森林 What else might we find as we continue to explore
我们还会有什么新发现呢？ these fascinating undersea forests?
蓝色星球II下一集 Next time on Blue Planet II...
我们将遇到两个世界碰撞到一起的生物…… we meet the creatures that live where two worlds collide...
并且揭示他们如何应对 and discover how they cope with the demands
那个千变万化的海岸环境 of the ever-changing coasts.