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A puffin dramatically got its food stolen on Blue Planet last night and everyone was heartbroken
THE LEGENDARY DAVID Attenborough’s Blue Planet II is nearing its conclusion on BBC One – with the final episode airing next week.
If you haven’t been following, this is the kind of thing that goes down on a weekly basis:
Even though there are heartbreaking stories every week, all captured in glorious HD, last night’s episode featured an especially cruel moment for a puffin.
He’d travelled on a 60-mile round trip to get a fish for his family – only to have it snatched off him by an Arctic skua. And the camera was there to witness it
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Ah, nature.
This puffin’s journey had everyone on the edge of their seats
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And it was a tough reality to take in when his fish was robbed
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We’d learned one good thing from the puffin’s story though
But there was something about *that* moment that had everyone heartbroken
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Noooo.
We could relate to its plight
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And cheered it on before the cruel ending
@FannyIngabout @FannyIngabout
@baby_jo @baby_jo
It made it home to the family, but didn’t have any food left to give.
Attenborough’s description made us think we knew the puffin personally
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“Puffin’s Revenge” – due in cinemas in 2019
The start of the film will be this scene, and the puffin will eventually get his vengeance – in this life or the next
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