6 Mind Blowing New Nature Documentaries | Only on Netflix

See our world like never before. These stunning new titles will take you from the depths of our oceans to the outer reaches of our universe. All titles coming exclusively to Netflix, starting with Our Universe on November 22.

New Nature Shows Coming to Netflix:

Our Universe - Premieres November 22, 2022
From BBC Studios and narrated by Academy Award-winner Morgan Freeman, comes this unprecedented six-part series, an epic tale 13.8 billion years in the making. Blending stunning wildlife footage with eye-popping cosmic special effects, it takes viewers on a fascinating adventure to explore the connections that drive our natural world. From the birth of the Sun to the birth of a sea turtle, Our Universe uses groundbreaking animation to dramatize the spectacular celestial forces that generated our solar system, while modern camera and CGI technology bring the audience up close and personal with some of the most iconic, charismatic animals on Earth.

Our Planet II - Coming 2023
From the Emmy Award-winning team behind Planet Earth and Our Planet comes Our Planet II, Narrated by David Attenborough. At any given moment on planet Earth, billions of animals are on the move. Our Planet II unravels the mysteries of how and why animals move and migrate to reveal some of the most spectacular and dramatic stories in the natural world.

Life On Our Planet - Coming 2023
This is the story of life’s epic battle to conquer and survive on planet Earth, narrated by Academy Award-winner Morgan Freeman. Today there are 20 million species on our planet, yet what we see is just a snapshot in time – 99% of earth’s inhabitants are lost to our deep past. The story of what happened to these lineages – their rise and their fall – is truly remarkable. Using the latest technology and science to bring long extinct creatures back to life, Life On Our Planet reveals the incredible story of life on our planet and how its future is now being written by us.

Our Oceans - Coming 2024
Oceans are the beating heart of our planet yet so much remains unknown, unexplored and undiscovered. From the tropical warm waters of the Indian Ocean, to the fiery depths of the Atlantic, from the unpredictable waters of the Pacific that are surrounded by a ring of fire, to the freezing isolation of the Southern and Arctic Oceans, Our Oceans explores the magical world of wonders that lies beneath the waves.

Our Living World - Coming 2024
All across its thin green-blue veneer, the Earth pulses with life. Building on astonishing scientific revelations and featuring stunning footage of the planet’s incredible natural networks, Our Living World is the definitive celebration of our living planet, revealing the astonishing web of connections that unites us all and sustains our universe’s most magical phenomenon - life.

Our Water World - Coming 2025
Our Water World explores the incredible freshwater systems that help our planet thrive and, without which, life could not exist. From Earth’s icy realms, to its rushing rivers and epic waterfalls, to magical cloud forests, this is the mysterious, surprising and captivating story of our planet's extraordinary freshwater worlds.


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6 Mind Blowing New Nature Documentaries | Only on Netflix

[Robo_]

Let us appreciate that we are getting more documentaries not only about our planet, but prehistoric life as well, after how impactful this year’s Prehistoric Planet was and still is, and let us appreciate Our Planet getting a sequel series.




Edit: If this comment reaches 500 likes, that’s a milestone for me, and I’d be appreciative, and it shows you guys are just as excited as I am.

[tomisgood]

Yes! more Dinosaur documentaries. I literally cannot get enough Dinos. The Ice age animals look cool too. Love the Smilodon design.

[sunekoo]

I love these kinds of shows. The camera tech now is just incredible

[sophiaisabelle]

Nature is complex. We may have animals or creatures or other different species of plants on Earth that have yet to be discovered. It’s great that Netflix keeps improving its documentaries. We all can’t wait to see this.

[rl]

Seeing another look at famous creatures like trex, woolly mammoths, and sabertooth cats are always enjoyable, but I’m more excited to see some variety. Arthropleura and Titanis are both just as recognizable yet appear so less frequently in paleo documentaries, I really wanna see them get some of the spotlight. This looks pretty good, definitely hyped!

[zoolover]

I love seeing other prehistoric animals besides dinosaurs.

[NETFLIXLOVING]

*Our relationship with nature is so many mysterious that even visual encounters can relieve down whole stress and make us ecstatic. Loved❤ it*

[SnidgetAsphodel]

What a time to be alive for us who grew up on the great nature documentaries of years ago. So excited!

[t-siskproductions]

All of these look incredible. I grew up watching shows like "Planet Earth", "Blue Planet", and (especially) the "Walking With" trilogy and I love that we're getting more shows like them. For years now, I've been hoping for another show to be made in the style of the "Walking With" trilogy, featuring creatures from throughout prehistory, not just from dinosaur times, and showing them like actual animals instead of ferocious monsters.

"Prehistoric Planet" is good, but the fact that it only shows creatures from the late Cretaceous always bothered me because they could've done so much more. So far, "Life on Our Planet" looks very promising and I will remain cautiously optimistic about it until it comes out. Please don't disappoint, Netflix!

By the way, having Morgan Freeman narrate was a nice touch. He did a really good job on "March of the Penguins."

[sofiaarias]

Our living world was one of the best documentaries I've ever watched. It really portrayed how everything is connected and emphasized the idea of every action/ decision we make has consequences, good ones and bad ones.

[SpecklesTeeV]

If David Attenborough is narrating all of these documentaries, he is an absolute legend for narrating Life Before Dinosaurs, Life of Dinosaurs, Life before humans and Life today and the sustainable ways of protecting our earth.

[JBrotsis]

So thankful Netflix is finally giving us a documentary series on prehistoric life! It’s about damn time.

[RaptorBlue]

Finally a documentary about prehistoric animals that I love so much made by Netflix!

[santiago.j.mancilla.perez]

As someone who loves animals and enjoys watching nature documentaries, I'm looking forward to seeing all six of these nature documentary shows, especially Our Universe, Our Planet II, and Life on Our Planet. Nature is beautiful after all, and these shows will show a lot more of the natural world more than ever before.

[anna.tnguyen]

Something I did NOT know I wanted has surfaced and I CANNOT wait to watch this documentary and learn about our beautiful planet!!! I’m HYPED 🔥🚀

[NestorHenriquez.]

Life on our planet (2023) will be my favorite🤩👌🏻🌟🦖🦣💞

[clyelli]

so thrilled for Life On Our Planet! it's awesome seeing interest in high quality, accurate paleo documentaries.

[TheOriginalJohnDoe]

I rarely get goosebumps, but boy this trailer definitely hits different.

[Kurotitan]

Life on our planet, Definite watch! MORE PREHISTORIC DOCUMENTARIES!!!

[bicknell]

I love the dinosaur documentaries when they come out. I still remember back in 2000 when Walking With Dinosaurs came out.