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l cannot stay away.
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Coming home to Baja California
for me-
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-is like walking across a thousand
miles of sand-
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-and finding a pool of water.
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lt's an oasis for my heart.
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A few very special places
in the world-
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-are havens for life.
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Resources and shelter draw
living creatures from far and near.
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These places are rare.
We call them oases.
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Of them all, this is one
of the most extraordinary.
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This is my home.
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lt is a hot, dry peninsula,
700 miles long-
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-and surrounded by ocean.
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lt is called Baja California.
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l'm Exequiel Ezcurra.
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l work here as an ecologist.
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Today, some fellow naturalists and l
will take you to places we love-
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-to discover the answer
to a single question:
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Why does this land and this sea
create an oasis?
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One simple answer to that question
is that there's plenty to eat.
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Mercedes Guerrero studies whales
that are drawn here to feed.
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The whales eat floating
sea life called plankton.
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They find it here
in huge concentrations.
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Dolphins too are drawn
here in tens of thousands-
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-to feed their high energy lives.
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Dolphins trap the schools of fish
near the surface.
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Birds can see the commotion
from miles away and join in.
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Whales follow by listening
for the action underwater.
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l have learned to recognise these
humpback whales as individuals-
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-by their special markings.
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We study them to see how they live
and even how they die.
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The sharks did not kill
this humpback-
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-but we don't know what did.
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l am saddened by the death
of this whale.
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But in this circle of hunger
and life-
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-even the greatest lives end.
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And l know that
this whale's body-
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-will give new life
to others.
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The ocean oasis
is a magnet to life.
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Enriqueta Velarde studies
the birds-
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-that return each year
to Rasa lsland.
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lt's amazing.
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Almost all the Herman's gulls
and elegant terns in the world-
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-come here to Rasa to breed.
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The gulls arrive first,
to establish their nest sites-
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-travelling from as far away
as Canada.
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The terns migrate from coastal
Chile and Peru.
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As many as
half a million birds-
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-pack into this tiny island
at once.
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lt may seem curious
that the terns nest-
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-in the middle of the gulls' colony.
But by living among the gulls-
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-the terns gain protection
from predators.
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The gulls tax the terns-
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-by stealing some of the food
they bring in from the ocean.
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Just imagine-
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-the birds of Rasa catch
65 tonnes of fish each day-
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-one sardine at a time.
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That points to one conclusion.
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This ocean must be
incredibly productive.
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lliana Ortega works here
as a naturalist.
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This is my community.
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Much of my work is to show people
the diversity of the wildlife-
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-and to explain its biology.
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For instance, it's important
to get to know sharks...
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...like these hammerheads.
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They don't threaten us,
they usually eat squid.
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But with grey sharks,
there is tension.
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They'll eat almost anything.
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You know, humans are much
more dangerous to sharks-
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-than they are to us.
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When you spend time with sharks
you begin to understand them.
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And learn to respect them.
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But you have to command
their respect too.
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See? They're always
testing you.
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l admire sharks.
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They're a vital link
in the chain of life.
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Like wolves, they weed out
the sick and the injured-
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-leaving behind only the healthiest
of their prey to reproduce.
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At night, the sharks' sophisticated
senses of vibration-
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-and electro-conductivity
serve them best.
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They move faster,
become more excited-
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-and leave, in search of prey.
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l will not follow.
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Throughout the night,
other predators stalk the oasis.
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The moray eel is almost blind-
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-but it can smell
like a bloodhound.
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The scorpion fish
is camouflaged by day-
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-but not from something
that can smell it.
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Daylight returns.
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The frog fish begins its day.
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Cornet fish stir
from their slumber...
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...and life rises
to the morning.
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Some animals come to the oasis
for reasons other than hunger.
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They come to breed.
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These elephant seals migrate here
twice each year-
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-from the northern pacific.
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A round trip of 6000 miles
each time.
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The mothers transform
their thick blubber into milk.
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And the milk is incredibly rich.
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Just imagine, the babies
put on eight pounds a day!
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A male as big as a truck
sees a smaller trespasser.
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ln this fight over the territory
where the females gather...
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...bulk is power.
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Elephant seals may look
ugly and awkward to us-
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-but they are
powerful predators.
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Soon they will return
to the sea-
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-where they spend
90% of their time-
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-diving to depths
of up to 1500 feet.
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Ospreys are usually solitary,
except here.
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The abundant mullet
in the ocean oasis-
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-attracts so many of these fish hawks
that they crowd the cliffs-
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-sometimes building their nests
less than a hundred metres apart.
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Whenever l see them using
those claw like beaks so gently-
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-l can't help wondering
whether instinct and emotions-
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-are really so different after all.
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ls this what we call
sibling rivalry?
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The chicks are always hungry-
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-so the adult osprey
are always fishing.
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Underwater, other life
is also busy breeding.
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These Creole fish
are broadcast spawners.
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Milt and eggs burst
into the water-
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-and mix right there.
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Schools of mackerel
dash in to feast-
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-but many eggs survive.
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Other fish produce fewer eggs,
but tend them carefully.
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A female sergeant major
lays her eggs on the rocks-
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-and the male spends weeks
guarding his nest-
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-until the eggs hatch-
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-chasing off everything else
that wants a snack.
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Because life in the oasis
is so crowded-
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-the reef here reminds me
of a city.
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A moray can smell
something tasty.
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But the baby leather bass
has a refuge-
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-she's specially adapted to shelter
among the venomous urchins.
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But other fish may threaten
her sanctuary.
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A hogfish attacks
one of the urchins.
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lts neighbours mill around,
waiting for scraps-
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-and careless mistakes.
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ln this city, you better watch out
when crossing the street.
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Barnacles,
attached by their heads-
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-comb the water
with their feet.
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Life climbs on life here-
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-and they're eating things
l can barely see.
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On the rocks of the reef
we're closing in on the secret-
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-that makes this
fragile oasis possible.
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This looks like a garden
but these are not plants.
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They're colonies of thousands
of tiny creatures-
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-that build one upon another.
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All reaching out into
the moving water for food.
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Corals, gorgonia, sponges.
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They are gathering bits
of the same feast.
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The richness that makes these
waters so nourishing for all life.
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A huge abundance of plankton.
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Comb jellies and jelly fish
drift with the plankton soup.
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They are carnivores.
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This relative of the lion's mane
is armed with deadly tentacles.
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Yet these tiny jacks swim
unharmed among them.
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This colonial jellyfish is like
a floating rope-
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-made up of thousands of polyps
strung together-
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-each fishing with its own
stinging tentacle.
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King angel fish savour them,
perhaps they like spicy food.
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A larvacean spins a web of mucus
to catch the tiniest plankton.
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Look at this one.
l call it the little sea elephant.
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lt's actually a member
of the snail family.
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We know plankton is
the foundation for all this life-
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-but why is the plankton more
abundant here than anywhere else?
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The answer is deep on the reef
in a blizzard of life.
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These are mysids.
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Tiny, cold water
shrimp-like creatures.
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Their abundance tells us that these
waters are very rich in nutrients.
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The mysids also tell us that
these waters are unexpectedly cool.
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That coldness is a vital reason
why the forces of land and sea-
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-combine to create
the ocean oasis.
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Deep inside, our planet's mantel
churns with heat.
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On the surface, the coolest
pieces of the earth's crust-
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-sink into the mantel and drag
the plates behind them-
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-as if they were
rafts of stone.
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Five million years ago
these forces-
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-began to pull Baja California
from the side of Mexico.
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Now, look at the ocean.
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Winds and the earth's rotation-
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-push surface water away
from the land-
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-and cooler, green waters
rise from the depths.
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The cool water,
rich in nutrients-
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-nourishes the plankton that forms
the base of the pyramid of life-
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-creating an oasis
that is unique on earth.
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But, that's only half the story.
The other half is on land.
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lt is hard to believe, but the same
forces that formed the oasis-
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-also cause the dryness
of the desert.
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Moisture here comes from
evaporation off the sea-
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-so even plants
depend on the ocean.
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But when the water is cool,
not much evaporates to make rain.
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So the same cold water that
brings the oasis its riches-
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-also robs the land of moisture.
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Life on the land is driven
not just by hunger but by thirst.
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Bizarre-looking boojum trees
and other plants and animals-
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-have developed wonderful ways
to use every drop of water.
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ln its thick body-
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-a cactus stores the last rain
like a memory.
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lt survives by averaging long,
dry times with occasional wet ones.
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A cardon lives so slowly-
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-it may only reproduce itself
once in 300 years.
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But there are other ways
of dealing with thirst.
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Hummingbirds live
in the fast lane-
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-with turbo-charged metabolisms-
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-ten thousand times faster
than the cactus.
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With its mobility, a hummingbird
hunts pockets of moisture-
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-and follows the flowers north
with the seasons.
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lts life is a dance with Spring.
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As the desert day
cools into night-
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-a kangaroo rat
emerges from its burrow.
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The dangerous heat
of the day is gone-
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-but there's a different kind
of enemy out tonight.
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The kangaroo rat never drinks.
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Neither does the rattlesnake.
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The rat's metabolism manufactures
water from its food.
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The snake gets moisture
from its prey.
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The snake searches with a second
pair of eyes that sense heat-
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-instead of light.
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Tonight,
the kangaroo rat escapes.
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These creatures are
finely adapted to the desert-
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-a desert caused
by the ocean.
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Cold water and dry land.
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As l cross this peninsula,
every mile shows me another way-
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-that land and sea
shape the oasis.
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As we gain altitude,
more moisture condenses-
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-and the vegetation thickens.
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There are even pine forests
up here near an observatory.
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Two miles high,
lichens cling to granite-
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-seared by icy winds
and winter snows.
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l love this place.
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As l travel here
by helicopter or "burro"-
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-l often wonder, can humans live
in harmony with the ocean oasis?
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High in the mountains,
canyons shelter native palms-
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-which drink by streams
and keep the pools-
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-of last year's rain
in the shadow.
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People have been coming here
for thousands of years.
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With cave paintings-
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-they told of their dependence
on other life of the oasis.
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But we have not always been
respectful of that life.
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For years, people came to Mexico
to hunt grey whales.
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They have reason to fear us.
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That is why Pachico Mayoral's
experience is so extraordinary.
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lt was almost 30 years ago.
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One day l went fishing.
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Suddenly, a whale came and rested
its head on the side of my boat.
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l was terrified-
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-but the whale wanted to make contact,
like a friend.
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People call the whale
the devil fish-
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-because it smashes whaling boats
to protect its young.
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l'm always amazed about
how completely they changed.
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Today, Pachico takes tourists
into the lagoons-
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-where the whales sometimes come
to the boats to greet people.
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The whales are giving us
a great lesson.
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l believe that in this world,
we are all equal.
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This is my feeling
toward whales.
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l believe they teach us
what life is.
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As we grow to respect the life
of the ocean oasis-
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-it seems to welcome us home.
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Mantas eat plankton-
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-but they come here
for other reasons too.
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They are drawn to this part
of the oasis-
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-because of these little angel fish
that swim out to meet them.
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The angel fish go right up
to the manta and gently clean it-
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-eating algae and parasites
off its flanks.
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They also pester the remora
which clings to the manta-
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-so they can clean the sore
the suckerfish has made.
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Mantas are huge, powerful animals-
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-they can swim 20 miles an hour
and can easily avoid us divers.
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But they choose to swim with us.
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Like grey whales, the mantas
seem to welcome my touch.
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As l watch these creatures,
one depending on the other-
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-l realise how everything
is connected-
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-and how the land and the seas
of the ocean oasis-
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-are linked in a web of life
that binds us all.
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Around these great creatures
l feel l'm graced and protected.
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l wish l could protect them too.
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The seas and the deserts will endure without us
But we cannot survive without them.
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