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TEN YEARS AGO, David Attenborough produced the first Planet Earth nature documentary for the BBC – and it went down as one of the great telly spectacles ever produced.
And last night he was back with Planet Earth II.
Which definitely lived up to expectations
Crabs, iguanas, penguins… yellow crazy ants. It had it all
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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It seemed like everyone in Ireland was glued to the brilliant Planet Earth II last night
TEN YEARS AGO, David Attenborough produced the first Planet Earth nature documentary for the BBC – and it went down as one of the great telly spectacles ever produced.
And last night he was back with Planet Earth II.
Which definitely lived up to expectations
Crabs, iguanas, penguins… yellow crazy ants. It had it all
There were sloths swimming too
Last night’s opener focused on wildlife that inhabit islands like Panama, Hawaii, Madagascar and Indonesia
The battle between the red crabs and the yellow ants was particularly dramatic
In fact, the whole show was packed with near misses
THE BABY IGUANA ESCAPED THE SNAKES
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And there was absolutely stunning camera work on show
It was the first ever BBC television series produced in Ultra-high definition.
People were shook with the emotion of it all
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The brave penguins, plucky komodo dragaons and victorious iguanas – it really had it all.
Planet Earth II – we’ll see you next week
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