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Learn what it takes to make Blue Planet II | Alucia Premiere – Earth Science
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1:59Now PlayingWatch the Blue Planet II Prequel here We were invited aboard the Alucia vessel to watch the first episode of Blue Planet II and speak to the intrepid camera crew and scientists involved in this monumental BBC natural history series. Subscribe to Earth Science for more fascinating science videos
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