If you like history and dinosaurs, we have good news for you.
A brand new dinosaur docuseries will premiere today, May 23!
Here's everything you need to know about this exciting new prehistoric show.
'Prehistoric Planet' Will Take You Back Millions of Years Ago
According to 9to5Mac, "Prehistoric Planet," a revolutionary new dinosaur docuseries narrated by David Attenborough, integrates the latest scientific understanding with cutting-edge visual effects.
The "Prehistoric Planet" depicts diverse creatures in Earth's ecosystems 65 million years ago in the same way current scientific studies show.
The series is expected to offer breathtaking cinematography of nature and animals as it was executive produced by Jon Favreau and produced by the makers of Planet Earth.
"Prehistoric Planet" is a five-part series that will premiere this week, with one episode broadcast each day from Monday to Friday.
Each episode focuses on a new biome and a different group of dinosaurs. Water, desert, ice, and woodland landscapes are all featured in the show.
Watch the series' trailer below:
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You Can Watch Prehistoric Planet on Apple TV+
It should be noted that "Prehistoric Planet" is an Apple Original, which means it's only available on Apple TV+.
whathifi.com reported that Apple TV+ offers a 7-day free trial to new users. It's $4.99 per month after the trial. You don't have to worry because in case you don't like the platform, you can cancel at any moment because there is no contract.
Who Was a Part of the 'Prehistoric Planet' Series?
As previously mentioned, the Apple TV+ docuseries is narrated by David Attenborough, who has also presented several other natural history and animal documentaries. As per National World, after "Easter's Dinosaurs: The Final Day," which was about the Tanis fossil graveyard and the extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs, "Prehistoric Planet" is his second dinosaur-focused series this year.
Aside from Jon Favreau, Mike Gunton, a BBC Natural History Unit producer, was also an executive producer on this series. Gunton has worked on a number of similar shows in the past, including "The Green Planet," "Dynasties," and "Planet Earth II."
Renowned paleontologists and scientific illustrators were consultants on the series to ensure the show's scientific rigor. They included Darren Naish ("Primeval"), Stephen Brusatte ("Walking With Dinosaurs"), and Gabriel Ugueto ("Extinct").
Meanwhile, the score was provided by the legendary Hans Zimmer ("Inception").
Is Apple TV+ Worth Trying?
Apple TV+ is the iPhone maker's dedicated subscription streaming service, aimed at competing with Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+.
The platform is ad-free (except for Apple advertisements) and includes a number of high-profile episodes produced by Apple Originals, including "Now and Then," "They Call Me Magic," "Pachinko," "The Essex Serpent," "Shining Girls," "WeCrashed," "The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey," and "Severance," according to the report of whathifi.com.
Why not take advantage of this 7-day free trial of Apple TV+ if you haven't already?
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