Les derniers paradis sauvages

This new series is a wonderful story about the places that still beautifully exist in our somewhat crumbling globe.

It truly is a breath of fresh air!

We very much enjoy the photography along with a sense of hope for our planets animals.

Thos docimentary show us and proof the human race is most dangerous and ruthless being on the earth we are destroy every habitat and most of species like seuran says human is the cancer of the earth!!

Why on earth would you narrate what the animals are thinking? "Mhhh, these are some tasty leaves".... "oooh, the water is nice and refreshing"..... it's freaking irritating.

Other than the 1st-person narration, the series is really good. It's too bad that the series is spoiled by that, otherwise this could have been a 9/10 nature series.

The first episode from Borneo skips much footage of elephants but instead shows clips of the sun bear, proboscos monkeys and pitcher plants. I have seen nature TV shows for decades and this is a trend I hope to see more of. If you watch nature programmes, they usually are about the big mammals. Seeing footage of lessEr known species is a great thing about this series.

The narrator is obviously a choice maybe suited for children TV shows like Peppa Pig instead of a quality nature documentary series. She obviously do not have a degree in biology. I would rather listen to Sir David Attenborough. She also adds interpretation of what the animals are thinking, all in all it sounds very corny like listening to a fairy tale.

Why is the narrator speaking to me like I'm a child? This is a documentary, not a fairy tale movie adaptation.