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NatGeo Planet: The Gem of the Sea | Starmie’s Core Mystery (Real-Life Pokémon)

"It does not breathe. It does not eat. It only waits, pulsing with a light that speaks to the stars." Film Introduction: Is it a biological creature, or an organic machine left behind by travelers from another galaxy? Deep in the abyss, divers have found a geometric perfectness that defies natural evolution. This documentary examines the creature that bridges the gap between marine biology and astronomy. Subject Profile: STARMIE (The Mysterious Pokémon) Status: Transmitting Signal... This is NatGeo: The Gem of the Sea, a close encounter with Starmie. The Core: The central red jewel is faceted like a diamond and glows with an internal plasma energy. It is framed by a gold-colored metallic rim, looking almost like engineered machinery rather than biological tissue. The Texture: The purple skin is not smooth; it is rugged, leathery, and covered in small barnacles, telling the story of a creature that spends decades stationary on the ocean floor. The Environment: Ghostly jellyfish float in the background, emphasizing the silence and darkness of the deep sea where Starmie thrives. 🔬 In this sci-fi nature documentary, you’ll discover: The Prism Core: Analyzing the crystalline structure of the central gem—how it refracts light to unleash the "Power Gem" attack. Interstellar Communication: Investigating the radio frequencies emitted by Starmie at night—who is receiving the signal? Asexual Regeneration: How Starmie can regrow its entire body from just the central core, making it theoretically immortal. Gyroscopic Movement: The physics of how Starmie spins its second star-layer to act as a propeller, allowing it to "fly" underwater. Camouflage: Why a purple and gold creature blends in perfectly among the colorful coral reefs (or the dark abyss). Ancient. Geometric. Otherworldly. Witness the star that lives underwater