Discover Africa’s Untamed Beauty in BBC Earth’s Planet Earth III

Get ready for an adventure like no other as I take you on a journey through the mesmerizing landscapes of Africa. Brace yourself for the premiere of “Planet Earth III” on Monday, February 19 at 20:00, exclusively on BBC Earth, DStv Channel 184. I’m Sir David Attenborough, and I can’t wait to show you the wonders that lie within Africa’s diverse ecosystems and its captivating wildlife.

An Unforgettable Encounter with South Africa

Hey there! I want to share something truly amazing with you. Have you heard of the incredible nature documentary series called “Planet Earth III”? It’s a must-watch, and let me tell you why!

Imagine being taken on a breathtaking adventure for almost five years, where you get to witness the raw beauty of South Africa’s landscapes. This series has a special connection to South Africa, and it captures the captivating stories unfolding right in our own backyard. As locals, it gives us a sense of pride and connection to the wonders of our country.

What’s truly impressive about “Planet Earth III” is the groundbreaking technology used to create it. The filmmakers have pushed boundaries to bring us an immersive experience, taking us from remote jungles to scorching deserts, from dark caves to the depths of the ocean. We get to see Africa’s wildlife in action and witness their resilience and adaptability.

The first episode, “Coasts,” is a thrilling journey that showcases the dramatic struggle for survival on South Africa’s Robberg Peninsula. Picture Cape fur seals facing off against the formidable great white shark. It’s a true battle of strength and survival.

But what makes “Planet Earth III” even more incredible is how it introduces us to new behaviors and cutting-edge technology. We get to see wildlife adapting to a changing world, and we learn about the innovative tools filmmakers use to capture these extraordinary moments.

So, my friend, if you’re a nature enthusiast like me, you absolutely cannot miss out on “Planet Earth III.” It’s a mesmerizing series that will take you on a journey like no other. Get ready to be amazed!

Welcome to a wildlife series that goes beyond your typical storytelling. In “Planet Earth III,” you’ll discover never-before-seen behaviors and survival strategies. Prepare to be amazed as cutting-edge thermal imaging technology captures the magnificent return of lions to Namibia’s Coast after 40 long years. This incredible footage offers a rare glimpse into the lives of orphaned lion sisters who have adapted to hunting at night using military-grade thermal cameras.

But that’s not all! The spotlight is also on Africa’s vibrant and diverse wildlife ecosystem. “Planet Earth III” takes you on a breathtaking journey through unique environments and showcases a range of species. Here’s just a taste of what you can expect:

• Learn about the incredible survival strategies of animals living in the harsh conditions of the Kalahari Desert.
• Witness the awe-inspiring wildebeest migration in Kruger National Park.
• Discover the wonders of the Drakensberg Mountains, home to unique plant and animal life.
• Dive into the mysterious and enchanting world of the Okavango Delta, where aquatic creatures thrive.
• Join me as we experience the intense struggle for survival on Robberg Peninsula.
• Fascinatingly, we’ll follow the ‘desert lions’ of Namibia and witness their triumphant return after 40 long years.
• Come with me on a poignant journey with an ostrich family in the Namib Desert.
• Let’s join a troop of desert baboons as they embark on a challenging quest for water.
• Prepare to be amazed as we observe leopards and their awe-inspiring aerial hunting tactics in Southern Africa.
• Be in awe as we witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of elephant herds at Zakouma National Park.

Get Inspired by Nature

Through captivating scenes and compelling stories, “Planet Earth III” aims to inspire all of us to take a closer interest in the natural world, understand the challenges of conservation, and appreciate the importance of protecting these precious ecosystems for future generations. You won’t want to miss the exciting premiere on BBC Earth – it’s a celebration of Africa’s untamed beauty.

Check out the trailer below: