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In Na hUiscí Tanaí, presenter Eoin Warner investigates the marine species that reside in the shallow waters of Ireland and Wales. He highlights how these creatures eke out a precarious existence, navigating the ebb and flow of tides within this richly diverse habitat.

Na hUiscí Tanaí is a programme presented as an episode within its series. It falls under the genre of an episode, offering viewers a concise look at a particular subject. The show is structured around a single presenter guiding the audience through its content. The series is presented as a standalone episode, keeping the narrative tight. The episode is fronted by presenter Eoin Warner, who takes the lead in guiding the narrative. Warner moves through the material with a clear focus, directing attention to the marine world that forms the core of the segment. His role is to lead the audience through the observations made in the field. Warner examines the marine animals that make their home in the shallow waters surrounding Ireland and Wales. These creatures occupy a habitat that is both rich and challenging, requiring them to carve out a precarious existence. The investigation highlights how the environment shapes their daily lives. These shallow waters, found around the Irish and Welsh coastlines, shape the way the creatures survive. By concentrating on this specific region and its aquatic inhabitants, the episode paints a picture of a delicate ecological balance. The emphasis remains on the interaction between the species and the productive yet demanding waters they inhabit. The programme thus provides a focused look at life beneath the surface in these coastal zones. The programme highlights the delicate balance the animals maintain within this environment.