One particular scene had people on the edge of their seats during the latest episode of BBC’s latest David Attenborough nature documentary, Dynasties.
It followed a group of emperor penguins trying to survive the brutal winter in Antarctica. Wh…
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David Attenborough is coming to Netflix for another epic nature show
If Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II left you with an unquenchable David Attenborough-based thirst, we have some splendid news for you: There’s a whole lot more Attenborough on the way.
Not only do we have his upcoming BBC doc Dynasties to look forw…
David Attenborough to voice Netflix’s nature conservation series, Our Planet
Netflix has persuaded everyone’s favorite naturalist, David Attenborough, to voice its forthcoming original nature documentary series, Our Planet, which is slated to put conservation squarely in the frame, not just offer glorious animal eye-candy. It’s a timely moment to focus on conservation with climate change posing existential threats to global biodiversity — unless humans act to […]
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An iguana desperately fleeing a horde of snakes. A bird struggling to find love. A giraffe fending off a lion in a heroic bid for freedom.
When it comes to nature documentaries, it tends to be the individual stories that we remember best. It happened again and again in Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II — an event in the life of one specific creature, combined with the sweetly soothing sound of David Attenborough’s narration, took the internet by storm.
Well, it looks like there’s going to be more where that came from. In the latest BBC David Attenborough documentary series Dynasties, there will be an even greater focus placed on individual stories. Read more…
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You don’t get many people who’ve been at the forefront of innovation in media like Sir David Attenborough.
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Having brought Britain colour television, as well as h…
David Attenborough laughing with the Queen is more British than 75% of tea-drinkers
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10 of the most incredible moments from ‘Blue Planet II’
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Forgive us David Attenborough, for we are not worthy.
Last Sunday was the last episode of Blue Planet II, and we mourn the loss of a series so astronomically awesome. So let’s take a moment to appreciate the incredible work done by the Blue Planet II team — work which took four years — to bring the wonder of nature closer than we would have thought possible.
1. Fish taking birds out of mid-air
Footage of giant trevally fish leaping out of the water to nom on young arctic terns was the first collective chill Blue Planet II sent down the nation’s spines. Read more…
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In Blue Planet II we have already seen many examples of the effect humanity has had on the world’s oceans, but the finale laid out in plain terms just how much we have changed the seas — and how reversible the changes may be.
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There’s no doubt that Sunday’s episode of Blue Planet II (entitled “Our Blue Planet”) left many with profound feelings of species guilt.
Last #BluePlanet2 and it’s the one where David tells us how disappointed he is with us. Feeling sad.
— Nick Pettigrew (@Nick_Pettigrew) December 10, 2017 Read more…
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Morrissey dissed David Attenborough and Twitter descended with the force of a thousand suns
That Morrissey, the English singer and ex-frontman of The Smiths, loves causing controversy is a well-known fact that surprises nobody in Britain.
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Army of spider crabs marching is a freaky, but amazing sight
One of the many things that’s incredible about David Attenborough’s documentaries is just how up close and personal some of the shots are.
In a clip for the forthcoming Blue Planet II, you get right up close to spider crabs shedding their shells …
This giant worm that chomps fish with its horrible jaws will make your skin crawl
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The documentaries of David Attenborough have been delighting the UK for decades.
But in with the wonder of nature, the BBC likes to mix a healthy dose of horror.
Along with adorable fishies and turtles, this Sunday’s Blue Planet II featured a creature straight out of your nightmares.
Enter the bobbit worm.
Say hello to the bobbit – a metre-long worm with jaws as sharp as daggers#BluePlanet2 pic.twitter.com/Oj8oYLdQSM
— BBC Earth (@BBCEarth) November 12, 2017
One. Metre. Long.
Out in the open, there is nowhere to hide #BluePlanet2 pic.twitter.com/3dgYXIpsLH
— BBC Earth (@BBCEarth) November 12, 2017 Read more…
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