Prehistoric Planet, the new Apple documentary dedicated to dinosaur and Cretaceous enthusiasts: when you can see it

“Prehistoric Planet” is the latest documentary released by Apple, which explores the world of dinosaurs of yesteryear. So, if you are fascinated by this topic, maybe it would not be so bad to consider launching this new production.

“Prehistoric Planet” will be released on Apple TV + on May 23 this year. The documentary series will be structured in five parts, and the narration will belong to the famous Sir David Attenborough, who no longer needs any presentation.

Produced by Natural History Unit, a registered trademark of the BBC Group, an entity that has previously contributed to another popular documentary, “Planet Earth”, “Prehistoric Planet” promises to tell the story. dinosaurs that roamed the Earth more than 66 million years ago, during the Cretaceous.

The musical background of the documentary “Prehistoric Planet” will be provided by the unique and incomparable Hanz Zimmer

One of the good news is the musical background of this documentary. Specifically, the music will be provided by Hans Zimmer.

In addition, the production will include visuals by MPC, the VFX unit that helped Disney create the famous live-action adaptations of “Jungle Book” and “The Lion King.”

Apple said the series will include the latest discoveries from paleontologists, so it could be the most up-to-date documentary with and about dinosaurs so far.

Among other things, expect to see stories about the frightening Tyrannosaurus Rex, but also about the unique way in which this creature used to take care of its young.

As previously mentioned, “Prehistoric Planet” will have its long-awaited launch on May 23, the day Apple TV + will launch the first episode of the five. Subsequently, the public will be able to watch one episode per day, as follows: May 24, May 25, May 26 and May 27.

The latest trailer for “Prehistoric Planet” can be seen below in this article.