Pequeñas criaturas

This show reminds me of Milo and Otis but a new age one with some cgi. I think they should have called it something else besides a documentary. There's no way they got some of those scenes without cgi but it's like they don't want to tell you that but it almost makes you mad that they didn't cause it feels like they are lying.

This isn't a classic nature documentary and not sure why it been sold that way but it is a fun and creative more like a drama series, it seems to be why most people are interpreting this show wrongly. The kids love it and its great to watch alongside them. I don't think any CG animals were used as the animals seem very realistic but more like creative and clever editing and scripting to create the danger and drama. It's quite impressive to know this whole series was shot in the U.K.

Definitely worth a watch, bring on season 2.

Good but should not be in documentary category. It is more of a series of stories from the eyes of animals.

While the personification of the show is a little over the top, the technical aspect of the show amazed me. I think that folks who scored this as a 1 or cried "animal abuse" failed to take 5 minutes to Google any information about the filming of Tiny Creatures. Most of it was filled in a backyard, all of the animals were filmed separately and composited, and it was all filmed during the pandemic. It isn't trying to be Planet Earth. It's a nature doc combined with an action narrative. Think David Attenborough narrating Milo and Otis, without the animal cruelty. If this had been available when I was 10, it would've been my favorite show.

I wanted to like this and figured it would be really cute, but everything about it is very staged and over-dramatic. Did not keep our attention for very long. My cat liked it.