Hmm, only watched 2 episodes so far but its jumping about all over the place and several scenes like the trickster cuttlefish seem nightly familiar, as it has appeared and been much better presented and described in one or other of the BBC's far superior natural history shows. Talks of billions and millions of years but no mention of the epochs those dates relate to and creatures from vastly different eras of the earths evolution presented one after the other with no indication millions of years separate them for example giant millipedes form the distant past straight to modern jumping spiders. Netflix seem to be trying to do what the BBC natural history unit and Sir David Attenborough do but have forgotten the BBC have been doing this.for well over half a century.
Review of Life on Our Planet
