David Attenborough's latest film focuses on the dire consequences of industrial overfishing, depicting it as a modern form of colonialism. With striking visuals, the documentary highlights the ocean's vast diversity, which is threatened by modern fishing practices. As the UN's World Oceans Day approaches, the film advocates for preserving 30% of oceanic waters to combat exploitation. Attenborough, nearing his 99th birthday, reflects on his lifelong connection with the oceans and the urgent need to protect these vital ecosystems from destruction by human activity.
David Attenboroughâs film makes a compelling case against industrial overfishing, highlighting its destructive impact on oceans and communities, and urges preservation efforts.
Attenborough highlights how dynamic ocean life is at risk due to overfishing, framing the narrative as a struggle against a new form of colonialism.
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