BBC does it again. If you liked Planet Earth, Blue Planet, Life, Africa, or any other nature series they've championed, it gets even better. The cinematography approach in this sequel to Blue Planet places you alongside the wildlife and right into their environment. The quality of wildlife photography and audiovisual content is superlative. Main themes focus on the struggles of each species and their compromised environment, a focus more glaring since the last series and with the rise in consciousness of climate change and human impact on our oceans.
