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BBC, Planet Earth announced the third season of the documentary. Documentary that was highly appreciated by the audience Sir David Attenborough vocalizing.
A new season in which the world’s largest habitats and the extraordinary animals living in these habitats are discovered. 8 parts is formed. The new season, which airs on BBC Earth, features untouched environments and extraordinary habitats. British broadcaster, natural historian and voice actor of Planet Earth III Sir David Attenborough, “In the new series of Planet Earth, we travel to the most astonishing wild places, spot mysterious creatures, witness rare majestic wonders and reveal breathtaking animal drama. Our world has been transformed beyond recognition by humans since Darwin’s time, and the changing world continues to surprise us. We will see how animals adapt to the new order in extraordinary ways in order to survive the difficulties they face in the changing world. He explains the importance of the series with the following statement: “We must look at the world with a new eye at this critical period in our history.”
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Planet Earth III, which took about 5 years to shoot, uses devices such as light unmanned aerial vehicles, high-speed cameras and remote-controlled deep-sea divers. In the first season of the series, which was broadcast nearly 20 years ago, we witnessed the astonishing view of the world and saw wild nature areas untouched by human hands. In the second season, we established a close bond with animals.