Favourite nature documentary

Hello everyone
As part of TSR Goes Green (MK II) I'd like to ask the question- what is everyone's favourite nature documentary?

I love David Attenborough...which is the best series he's ever narrated?
Which nature documentaries are really eye opening?
Which documentaries are the most fun?
I'd love to hear what everyone thinks...

Planet earth

The filming in Planet Earth 3 in particular is so good 🤩

It's going to be hard to beat Natural World for me.

There is a planet earth 3? How did i not know this?

I just googled this and it said there's 493 episodes of this... Where have I been! (I hope you appreciate my TSR nature-related emoji use here)


It was released October last year I think... it's worth a watch

I just googled this and it said there's 493 episodes of this... Where have I been! (I hope you appreciate my TSR nature-related emoji use here)
It was released October last year I think... it's worth a watch

Most episodes were stand-alone rather than part of a consistently running series but yes these go back to the 1980s.
Many a rainy Saturday afternoon / half term was spent listening to Attenborough talking about stick insects or leopards.
Didn't have games consoles or social media until much later than most - that was a good decision.

Ah, how times have changed! Do kids still have stick insects as pets these days? And sea monkeys...

I really like Spy in the Wild, it’s on BBC, it’s where they make robot animals that look and sound like the real animals and have the robot animals follow around and track the real animals. It is really very interesting!

I forgot about that series, I watched one with the penguins- I must watch the others, interesting idea! Which would you say was the best?