Incredible Teamwork From Little Clownfish | Blue Planet II

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*Incredible Teamwork From Little Clownfish - Blue Planet II*
In this exclusive clip from this Sunday's Blue Planet II episode, we see Clownfish working together to move a coconut shell, which they will use to lay eggs on. This behaviour has never been filmed before.

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[deletedaccount]

I swear Ive had enough of these "couples home renovation" shows...

[LadyJ_]

We've discredited the intelligence of animals for far too long. It's crazy considering how little we know about our own brains. I love videos like these that challenge traditional views.

[lostboyz]

Absolutely fantastic! Smart little fishies.

[gchild]

David Attenborough made me respect nature

[hiho]

People who say fish don’t have intelligence and can’t feel pain are so wrong.

[y_fam_goeglyd]

Wow. Epic camerawork and amazing little creatures. The original Blue Planet showed how we'd underestimated fish and other marine creatures, but this one really hikes up the respect. As ever, the Beeb shows how to do it and Sir David is *the* best narrator.

[MuhammadEgypt]

Incredible! Are you sure this half coconut shell was not thrown to the fish by someone in the crew? :D

[afroatheist-isnowafroantit]

I remember teamwork from, "Finding Nemo." They are amazing. And, adorable. Good job sweeties.

[M-fc]

Man these footage are so perfect I can't believe it's real! I keep saying CGI!!!

[karinecarde]

How sweet and beautiful! The Lord God created all things with a certain purpose. He is the intelligent designer behind this amazing planet!

[tomtonka]

What an amazing animal! Until today I never dreamed that the clownfish would work in large teams to reproduce in the way that they do and it's just so interesting to learn new things. And while I'm on the subject, I have to add that David Attenborough is a truly amazing presenter. I highly doubt we will EVER see a narrator as good as him, or a documentary as well made as ANYTHING he lends his name and his expertise to, or at least not in our lifetimes.

David, on behalf of all you fans, and in particular this comment section, I thank you so much from the bottom of my(all of our) hearts. God bless and please keep up the great work!!

[tatsusama]

They should call this version of the Clownfish the Mimefish. The black, white and orange ones are regular Clownfish, these are black, white and yellow:3

[jamz]

when does mr barracuda come for a visit

[sabah]

This can only be God's wonderful creation! What else. 🤲🇦🇺

[zainabnawaz]

Indeed Allah has made everything to Perfection..

[DarthCipient]

I would support a research project to try and keep David Attenborough alive forever.

[i]

How god designed such creatures; beautiful

[charlesfranklin]

I've kept these many times in My Aquarium, they are some interesting Animals to behold. Those Amazing Clown Fish. You Gotta Love Them. Lol.

[fenecofeneco]

This is more impressive than orcas' team hunting techniques!👏🐟🏠

[DeeDee_Viera]

That was freaking awesome!! Thanked for this beautiful insight BBC 💙