Just when you thought you had seen the amazing film makers working with and for BBC Earth somehow reach their limits, with yet another spell from groundbreaking new tecnology, they manage to surpass themselves - again.
If you think you've seen stunning drone flights and all there is of timelapse filming, think again and watch The Green Planet. Ever since the first truly revolutionary BBC documentaries about Nature such as The Trails of Life or The Private Life of Plants, and as these and further on The Life of Birds and Life in the Undergrowth were breaking most normal people's imagination of how the natural world actually works, these world leading film teams just won't stop to amaze us. And as ever, to write and present it, the icon of modern nature documentary himself, David Attenborough, still in action.
May he live forever.
If you think you've seen stunning drone flights and all there is of timelapse filming, think again and watch The Green Planet. Ever since the first truly revolutionary BBC documentaries about Nature such as The Trails of Life or The Private Life of Plants, and as these and further on The Life of Birds and Life in the Undergrowth were breaking most normal people's imagination of how the natural world actually works, these world leading film teams just won't stop to amaze us. And as ever, to write and present it, the icon of modern nature documentary himself, David Attenborough, still in action.
May he live forever.