Limpet fights off a starfish - The Secret Life of Rock Pools - Preview - BBC Four
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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer... More about this programme: www.bbc.co.uk/p... When faced with a starfish, one of the rocky shore's most voracious predators, a large limpet, will stand and fight.
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Ok but they’re so cute when the walk
patrick is only looking for rocky :p
Patrick: get a dog (limpet) little logly
Why does this video's 480p look better than 720p on most other videos?
Please teach thins black magic to the rest of youtube. I'm tired of 1080p videos that look like they were filmed with a brick.
very interesting. it does look good for 480
It's not as scary without the music!
True
staryu used tackle, it's not very effective... omanyte used harden....
1:08 thanks for the split second acid flashback.
Have you ever tried prying one of those off of a rock? Near impossible.
You need to get a rock and get it first try or yes it is impossible ( I've done it before;)
Wow pretty intense
Simply Amazing 🙉
This need to be meme
Apparently these are the ancestors of squids and octopi
DAMN NATURE
YOU SCARY
Step 1. Mute this video.
Step 2. Open up the song "Strobe" from the Kick-Ass film soundtrack.
Step 3. When this video gets to 2 seconds in, start Strobe.
Step 4. Watch magic unfold.
You're welcome.
this was great thank you palerino
Can I use this video for a personal one I want to make for CZcams?
Patrick! Why did you dye your skin? Was is an accident?
HOW DARE YOU DAMAGE A SEASTAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*seastar, it's not a fish.
they're the same.
😕 *Well that's odd, because both National Geographic and the aquatic research center at Cornell University call them starfish, as well as the Webster's dictionary... But they're all probably wrong too.*
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