David Attenborough takes us to the discovery of dinosaurs

“Unknown. Inexplicable. Incredible. So far ": this is how the unmistakable voice of David Attenborough presents The Prehistoric Planet, the new ambitious Apple TV + docuseries on dinosaurs, of which the official trailer has arrived in the last few hours. The legendary documentary maker, narrator of exceptional series around the world , with BBC titles such as Life, Planet Earth and Blue Planet, which have entered the history of television, now engages with something that goes beyond the simple naturalistic tale. Always produced by Bbc Studios and, among others, also by Jon Favreau ( The Mandalorian, Jungle Book), the five episodes will transport viewers to 66 million years ago to discover a wild world and the dinosaurs that inhabited it, all reconstructed with extremely realistic computer graphics combined with exclusive images from the wildest corners of the world. world.

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Combining the latest discoveries in paleontology with a technology Cutting-edgeology, recently used in films such as Jungle Book and The Lion King, The Prehistoric Planet will show little-known or surprising facts about the life of dinosaurs, together with the events that, in the Cretaceous period, forever changed the appearance and life in the various environments of our planet, from deserts to glaciers, from forests to oceans. Attenborough will describe the amazing weaning techniques of Tyrannosaurus rex, the methods of hunting the most fearsome flying animals and the mysterious depths of the seas.

The truly breathtaking images will then be accompanied by the music of Hans Zimmer, the famous Oscar-winning composer known for the soundtracks of films such as The Gladiator, Pirates of the Caribbean, Batman Begins and many others. The series will debut on Apple TV + on May 23, adding to a range of innovative docuseries such as Tiny World and Earth At Night in Colors, also narrated by exceptional characters such as Paul Rudd and Tom Hiddleston.