Is the same guy from the 1st series doing the commentary?

yes, david attenborough, the god of narration

Holy shit I loved the planet earth and blue planet series my AP Bio teacher would show us these and a bunch more attenborough documentaries when he didnt feel like teaching.

I'm so excited to see more newly discovered species in remote locations, unique qualities, and just entrancing and amazing depictions of life.
plants, insects, and deep sea creatures were the greatest.

yes pls

Almost no cameramen got brutally fucked up during the making of this picture

David Attenborough is a sign of assured quality broadcasting

Fuck yes, the work put into making the previous one was astounding. We have a tv on the wall at work that just plays Planet Earth all day, never get tired of taking a break and just watching it for a bit.

seriously? Are you guys hiring?

watching those birds of paradise cripwalk all over the place in blu-ray is one of my most memorable experiences involving a screen.

If you're knowledgeable about aquarium fish and are in the Bay Area, yes we are! I work in an aquarium store and I guess instead of playing music we just play nature documentaries. It's weird being around fish all day and then glancing up to seeing some birds of paradise or snow leopards.

Lol, do the fish get flustered when images of sharks and bears reflect in the water?

i actually love those documentaries

Reviving this thread to post this clip because holy fucking shit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3OjfK0t1XM

Is this somewhere else? Not available in the US I guess.

mirror:
https://twitter.com/MrLukeJohnston/status/795609403789635584

possibly the greatest scene in nature documentary history

holy shit the preparation it must have took to get that

That snake gets fucking LATERED when the iguana jumps over the pit and the snake falls in holy shit

Someone also made a mad max fury road version of that chase: https://streamable.com/6cvy

Some of the coolest shots.