OUR PLANET II | Official Trailer | Netflix

EXPERIENCE LIFE’S EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEYS. OUR PLANET II - June 14, only on Netflix.

From the Emmy® Award-winning team behind Planet Earth and Our Planet comes Our Planet II. At any given moment on planet Earth, billions of animals are on the move. Captured with spectacular and innovative cinematography, Our Planet II unravels the mysteries of how and why animals migrate to reveal some of the most dramatic and compelling stories in the natural world.


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OUR PLANET II | Official Trailer | Netflix

Follow billions of animals across the globe as they make astonishing seasonal migration journeys amid the dangers of climate change.

[DesiMakeupGrl]

If I hear David Attenboroughs voice.. I watch. He’s an absolute legend and all the documentaries he narrates are great.

[sophiaisabelle]

We hope that animals will continue to be loved and cared for. May God bless them.

[odysseyflyer]

I remember watching the first Our Planet. I absolutely love David Attenborough and have watched almost all of his documentaries. I can’t wait!

[jaissegobelyn]

Wow. I thought earth was hopeless, until I saw 500+comments on this new ep of docuseries. As long as there's few who's been called to have a heart with other living things, there'll always a hope for them to live on. It's just fascinating to know that only few are eager to learn about other living being lives other than human beings. Let's keep on dreaming and working together guys, for them! The most deserving creatures who's been a victim for such a long time.

[sultanaslam]

I'm very excited for this series. Especially David Attenborough sir as a narrator just mind blowing. How many times I saw the 1st series on our planet, I don't know.

[Christianthephotographer]

I love these documentaries. David Attenborough is fantastic! These shows deserve a UHD release. Imagine how this would look in 4k HDR and sound with Atmos surround sound..

[mustardavocado]

The work these people do is simply breathtaking! I hope that humanity gets a wake up call and actively protects the creatures of this planet. We never got this far as a species on our own and it would be truly sad to be the cause of the next mass extinction

[ravitank]

can't wait to witness one of the best shows on Netflix.

[riaprithpal]

Animals are everything to people and we should take care of them ❤️🙏🥺🥰 0:54

[the_death_phantom]

Wow we just got finished with Prehistoric Planet 2 and now we're moving forward in time to Our Planet 2.

[zCyReaps]

Man we spend so much time and money trying to get to other planets but fail to realize our planet is the only one we need.

[krushnashivram]

Thanks to BBC, Netflix and Sir David Attenborough.
Great work...❤❤

[mallen]

I can’t wait to see this. It looks really informative and entertaining!!!

[bnjjj]

I love this docuseries! I'm so glad it's getting more episodes! 😊

[Indrakusuma_a]

Cherishing each and every new documentaries narrated by Sir David Attenborough, still very active at such late stage of his life, keep reminding us to appreciate and take care of Mother Nature.

[leonarddanley]

When I watched episode six, I saw a critical mistake that David and perhaps the Biological oceanographers and marine biologists made. In the opening scene, numerous bottle-nose dolphins are shown swimming near False killer whales, which David characterized as pursuing the bottle-nose dolphins. Because false killer whales don't hunt bottle-nose dolphins, this is problematic. Since the two dolphin species occasionally merge pods, they were simply following the pods. It is important to remember that the False Killer Whale is an endangered species.

pss:A wholphin (portmanteau of whale + dolphin) is an extremely rare cetacean hybrid born from a mating of a female common bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) with a male false killer whale (Pseudorca crassidens).

PSSS:Given that they periodically fight for food and that the false killer whale is much larger than the bottle-nose dolphin, they were probably chasing them

[anariondanumenor]

HD nature docs with Sir Attenborough are Golden treasure... What a legacy, what a power those movies have

[mlkh]

Yes! My favorite series getting a second season! 😊

[Thevigilante]

Never been this excited for a documentary series. Sir David Attenborough👏🙌🙌

[cactussystuckinmy_bussy]

finally another documentary i like on netflix