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EBS 'Miracle of Ocean Circulation' Part 1, The Birth of Life and Fierce Survival... Airing on the 7th

EBS Docuprime will air the first part of 'Miracle of Ocean Circulation,' titled 'Song of Life,' which captures the intense cycle of marine life…

EBS 'Miracle of Ocean Circulation' Part 1, The Birth of Life and Fierce Survival... Airing on the 7th
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EBS 'Docuprime' will broadcast Part 1 of 'Miracle of Ocean Circulation,' titled 'Song of Life,' which captures the wonders of nature, on Monday, the 7th at 9:55 PM on EBS1.

This broadcast intensely highlights the process of how marine life is born, reproduces, and circulates. The production team recorded decisive moments of the underwater ecosystem through overwhelming visual beauty.

What is covered in this episode

A spectacular sight unfolds as thousands of fish gather in one place to engage in mass spawning in accordance with the full moon cycle. Additionally, one can witness the devoted paternal love of male fish that stop feeding for over ten days to incubate eggs in their mouths until they hatch.

When night falls, predators such as Bobbit worms, stargazers, and octopuses begin their activities, sparking fierce competition for survival. The process of juvenile fish, of which less than 1% struggle to survive, growing in the rough sea to carry on the next generation shows how intense the cycle of marine life is.

ItemContent
ProgramDocuprime 'Miracle of Ocean Circulation'
BroadcastEBS1, September 7 (Mon) at 9:55 PM
ThemePart 1. Song of Life
Key ContentsMass spawning, paternal love of male fish, night ocean ecosystem

Source: EBS Press Release

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Jung Se-yeon
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Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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