Prepare to see your world, as you've never seen it before.
Most of us will never get the chance to see firsthand the remote, beautiful locales and majestic creatures found on Planet Earth, but, thanks to the brilliant artistry and state-of-the-art technology used to create this amazing 11-part mini-series, we can still find ourselves profoundly moved by them.
An eclectic repertoire of cinematic tools and the unrelenting passions of a dedicated crew of conservation-driven artists fuse together to produce the most remarkable look at our natural world to-date.
Planet Earth takes a look at our world through a lens of curiosity and reverence as we explore the world through more than ten different habitats and see marvelous, breathtaking examples of each from all over the planet. On this incredible journey you will be swept up in awe at the spectacles to be found in the world's deserts, mountains, fresh waters, caves, ice worlds, plains, jungles, shallow seas, forests and the ocean deep.
There are some natural marvels in this series that are so novel, they have heretofore never been seen. There are other natural wonders of a magnitude so epic that they cannot help but stir the strongest of emotions within. One can find the beauty of the world simply overwhelming and existentially humbling time and time again in Planet Earth.
It is in this very attribute of Planet Earth, its approach to showcasing the beauty of the planet, that the subtle (but powerful) truths about the fragility of our planet inspire a great epiphany in the viewer. Through the artful and munificently informative depiction of Planet Earth we garner something so much more than merely entertainment: a deep and genuine emotional understanding of and passion for our planet and the incredible biodiversity it has given rise to over the last 3.7 billion years.
That such a feat of this magnitude has been accomplished is nothing short of amazing in and of itself.
Five years in the making. More than two thousand days of filming. Over two-hundred different locations around the globe.
Planet Earth.
Planet Earth on the Discovery Channel
Planet Earth at BBC
DisneyNature's EARTH movie
