This may fail: they released a turtle in danger of extinction and a seagull eaten it instantly

Nature can be beautiful. The affection with which a mother cares for her offspring excites almost everyone. Some even consider the moving skill of an animal running at full speed.

However, other scenes can be confusing, as happened to the animator of "Blu Planet Live", a program of BBC In one of the latest episodes, journalist Liz Bonnin and scientist Janine Ferguson released six baby green turtles born in captivity and threatened with extinction.

The animals are walking slowly towards the sea. The scene is perfect. However, at this moment, a seagull appeared and took one of the turtles as prey. Without realizing what was happening, the reporter continued talking to the camera.

"These puppies will spend at least 100 years in our oceans if all goes well, it is our responsibility to preserve their future," said the presenter as the bird pbaded with prey in its beak.

A few months ago, another production team from the British channel saved a colony of penguins from a deadly trap due to inclement weather. In the end, the animals managed to escape, but many criticized the fact that the course of nature had been lost. Now that the journalists did not intervene, they also questioned the attitude.

Given the number of critics, the BBC shared a statement in which he explained that when these things happen, humans can not intervene. "We must let nature take its course," said the message.