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Hugh Bonneville To Narrate Nature Docuseries ‘The Secret Lives Of Animals’ For Apple
EXCLUSIVE: Apple TV+ is doubling down on nature programming. The tech giant has ordered The Secret Lives of Animals, a ten-part docuseries narrated by Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville. It is the latest wildlife project for the streamer, which has previously aired series including The Year Earth Changed, Tiny World, Earth at Night in Color, […]
It also marks the third collaboration between the BBC Studios Natural History Unit and Apple TV+, following Prehistoric Planet and The Year Earth Changed. Each episode delves into pivotal moments in the life cycles of various animals—from birth and leaving home to raising a family, and from finding food to growing old—showcasing their remarkable intelligence and adaptability. Highlights include a trashline orbweaver spider constructing a deceptive “self-portrait” puppet to deter predators, the first-ever recorded communication among olive ridley turtle hatchlings while still inside their eggs, and a unique symbiotic relationship between a dotted humming frog and a burrowing tarantula.
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