David Attenborough explores the continent of Europe - a crowded continent transformed by mankind, capturing the challenges and triumphs of its wildlife. The documentary showcases remarkable scenes, from pelicans engaging in coordinated fishing tactics to the resilient Iberian lynx fighting for survival. Amidst Europe's evolving environment shaped by human impact, it emphasizes the importance of protecting wilderness to ensure the future of the continent's precious wildlife. We will watch surprising encounters with elusive predators like wolves and lynxes living remarkably close to human communities. The documentary offers a unique glimpse into the intricacies of Europe's ecosystems and the delicate balance between its inhabitants and the changing world around them.
Episode 4 explores the far reaches of our solar system, where ice behaves in extraordinary ways. Frozen moons orbiting giant planets may conceal vast oceans beneath their crusts—possible homes for alien life. From spectacular icy eruptions to entire worlds shaped by cold forces, this journey reveals that ice can be as dynamic and powerful as fire. A stunning look at some of the most mysterious and potentially life-supporting places in space.
In this final journey through our celestial neighborhood, Professor Brian Cox ventures beyond the familiar into the utterly bizarre. He uncovers a dwarf planet shaped like an egg that defies scientific logic, a tiny moon resembling a flying saucer, and a chilling ocean world locked in orbit around Jupiter. These strange and haunting places challenge everything we thought we knew about the solar system—making this the most mind-bending chapter of the series.
In Episode 3, embark on a breathtaking journey with Professor Brian Cox as he ventures into the storm worlds of our solar system. This chapter uncovers colossal tempests that have raged for centuries, metallic frost blanketing alien mountains, and monsoon rains falling a billion kilometers from Earth. A visually stunning exploration of the most extreme weather in the cosmos — a chapter that will forever change how we view planetary atmospheres.
This episode takes you on an enchanting journey through the vital waterways of Britain and Ireland. From the serene reed-beds of Somerset to the bustling ecosystems of Scotland's lochs, the film unveils the intricate dance of life sustained by freshwater. Marvel at the agility of dragonflies and the aerial prowess of hobbies, witness the arduous journey of Atlantic salmon as they return to their birthplaces to spawn, and observe the fascinating life cycle of the mayfly. Discover the impact of reintroduced beavers in Scotland, creating new wetlands that buzz with life. The episode doesn't shy away from showcasing the challenges these ecosystems face, from climate change to pollution, emphasizing the delicate balance that sustains these vibrant freshwater habitats. ‘Freshwater’ is a mesmerizing ode to the streams, rivers, and lakes that are the lifeblood of the Britain and Ireland isles, supporting a diverse array of life in one of the planet's most beautiful settings.
In the second episode, viewers are taken on a breathtaking journey into the darkest corners of the solar system—places untouched by sunlight and hidden from even our most powerful telescopes. Guided by Professor Brian Cox, the episode uncovers mysterious moons, shadowed craters, and vast underground oceans that may harbor the keys to life beyond Earth. As the veil is lifted on these obscure realms, new frontiers of science and imagination emerge, making this a must-see exploration of what lies in the silence between the stars.
We will watch surprising encounters with elusive predators like wolves and lynxes living remarkably close to human communities. The documentary offers a unique glimpse into the intricacies of Europe's ecosystems and the delicate balance between its inhabitants and the changing world around them.