The Dark Side of the Ocean

The Dark Side of the Ocean

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The Dark Side of the Ocean

Animal Planet | June 29, 2018

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Earth and environment

Classification: Mature

Watch the transformation of the open ocean that occurs every day from dusk and dawn, when billions of animals migrate from the deep to the surface and back again.

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Watch the transformation of the open ocean that occurs every day from dusk and dawn, when billions of animals migrate from the deep to the surface and back again.

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