Puffin Hunts Fish To Feed Puffling | Blue Planet II | BBC Earth

This puffin parent must go out to sea to feed his chick, but he must evade other birds that would rob him.

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[amosmaka]

The way puffins interact with one another is adorable...

[phasm]

That takeoff from the ocean's surface was incredible.

[jasonkuan]

Ohhh dear, my words fail me to describe how perfectly the camera, edit, sound, theme, and ofc, the script worked together. What a brillant piece of work.

[irfanananto]

It's really fascinating to know that the Puffins could swimming underwater, such adorable creatures ❤️🦅🐧

[Sirensss]

Today I learned that baby puffins are called pufflings, which is the most adorable name I've ever heard.

[yuukikonno]

Mad respect for Puffin Dad. Mans has to get into dogfights everyday to hustle the food home.

[AJournalistWhoTravels]

The father and mother puffin interacting is love.

[patricknimesh]

The voice of Sir David Attenborough, just takes it to another level.

[jo_okiem]

This is the reason why nature needs to be protected, for these adorable creatures to survive,

[letolethe]

The amount of adorableness and wonder in this video is amazing. The word "puffling" is brilliant. The way the male and female honk at each other and click beaks before the dad sets off is so sweet.

[Frank-vcwi]

The ending describing the state of our seas breaks my heart.

[grey]

The way the Puffins interact are so wholesome, Thank you for showing this BBC!

[mellissadalby]

What a beautiful creature. It must be a monumental undertaking to capture such magnificent footage.

[felixandedgar]

A baby puffin is a puffling? That just made my day.

[MrsC]

I was cheering at the end when he made it safely back with the fish after running the gauntlet. What an amazing and beautiful bird.

[Noukz]

Is there another place on the internet, TV or wherever, where you can get goosebumps, your heart racing, cheering out loud, jumping from joy AND crying in one video? I. DON'T. THINK. SO.

[thunderee]

The fact that every puffin here has been a puffing themselves is just amazing to think about, and how much each of them depend on teamwork and determination to succeed in taking care of their chicken.

[iHananSarwar]

This video shows the love of parents for their child

[dbchairman]

I wished for a flying penguin


and its perfect

[puffin]

Oh wow, that's my cousin Steve! Haven't seen him for ages! Can't wait for the family reunion!