Planeta Tierra: El Futuro

Un capítulo que considera los factores claves.

Las más asombrosas montañas del mundo.

Rivers descend to the sea.

Se revela el mundo subterráneo de cuevas, cavernas y túneles.

Los desiertos comparten falta de lluvia.

Journey to polar extremes.

Explore the vast open wildernesses of the great plains.

Jungles cover 3% of Earth, but half of the world's species.

The rain forests are home to a vast number of animal and plant species, leading to intense competition for food. Footage includes jaguars on the hunt in the Amazon, gibbons traversing the canopy and flying frogs mating.

Plants take center stage in this exploration of coniferous and deciduous forests. These seasonal forests cover vast tracts of temperate regions, such as the endless forests of Siberia, Tasmania and large areas of Eastern Europe.

Los arrecifes de coral de la Indonesia tropical son el hogar de criaturas.

Sequoia gigante, el ser vivo más grande del planeta.

Encontrar comida es fundamental.

The making of the sprawling, ambitious series is documented. The show took three years to produce and required 2,000 days in the field and 71 cameramen filming across 204 locations in 62 countries.