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The Mediterranean: Gorgeous Wildlife

202051 minHD★ 7.9Nature & Wildlife

The Gorgeous Wildlife of the Mediterranean | Wildlife Documentary The contours of the Mediterranean have changed during the course of its history. Near Gibraltar, Africa was once connected to the European continent. When the land bridge at Gibraltar collapsed, the Mediterranean basin filled up again. The Suez Canal is today connected to the Red Sea. This route enables animals to reach the Mediterranean, where they cause problems.

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