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It took film-makers two years to make the documentary.
It took film-makers four years to make the documentary.
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The tusk fish puts a rock in its mouth.
The tusk fish puts a shellfish in its mouth.
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Eighty percent of the Earth is covered with water.
Seventy percent of the Earth is covered with water.
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Baby green turtles hatch from eggs in the ocean.
Baby green turtles hatch from eggs on the beach.
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Baby green turtles have to swim for just a few kilometres before they are safe.
Baby green turtles have to swim for many kilometres before they are safe.
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trap
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rocket
Go to first place!
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fairy
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banana
Go to last place!
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monster
Reset all scores!
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seesaw
Swap points!
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shark
Other team loses 20 points!
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lifesaver
Give 20 points!
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Baby green turtles travel across the sand to the ocean and this journey is safe for them.
Baby green turtles travel across the sand to the ocean and this journey is dangerous for them.
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Humans have explored just fifteen percent of the Earth's oceans.
Humans have explored just five percent of the Earth's oceans.
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The male fish fight just for fun.
The male fish fight for the attention of the females.
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In fact, about 300 different types of fish experience the change of gender.
In fact, about 500 different types of fish experience the change of gender.
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lifesaver
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seesaw
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shark
Other team loses 10 points!
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lifesaver
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The kobudai fish turns from a male into a female.
The kobudai fish turns from a female into a male.
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The giant trevally fish can swim as fast as thirty kilometres per hour.
The giant trevally fish can swim as fast as sixty kilometres per hour.
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