Desert Seas Narrated by David Attenborough | National Geographic Documentary

Along the east and west coasts of Saudi Arabia are two seas that contain a treasure of marine life that few knew existed -- and even fewer had ever seen. The Arabian Gulf was formed at the end of the last Ice Age, some 10,000 years ago, and the Red Sea's history goes back even further. And now, thanks to Saudi Aramco, for the first time millions of viewers across the globe are able to marvel and see up close the exotic marine life that populates these two bodies of water. Saudi Aramco teamed up with award winning British documentary makers Icon Films to produce Desert Seas, a 60 minute natural history production that took more than a year to produce. The film's objective was clear: to expose the world to the wondrous subsurface realms of the Kingdom's waters.

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[mikaylaquinn]

David Attenborough's programms never disappoint. Thank you for posting this!

[deathsnitemaresinfullust]

Anything with David Attenborough is a treasure.
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[alicebjorgtryggvason]

Wonderful 🍃💜🍃🌹🍃💜🍃
Thank you so much David to you love and blessings always

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[pinkspeeder]

David Attenborough saying "cruising the hood was all i never new i needed to hear😂😂😂

[Witchfoot.Incorporated]

I have seen every actor from Nemo in the Red Sea

[rustemradoncic]

All those deserts will become meadows again that’s one of the signs of day of judgement.

[drake_sterling]

Anyone count the number of times Lord David calls us all monkeys?

[loveofanimalsinc.visaliaca]

I don't like half of his documentaries. There's too much death in almost every one of them. I find it sickening to watch animals get torn apart by other animals and or eaten alive.