暴风资源网提供本资源 BBC One today announces that Sir David Attenborough is to resent A Perfect Planet, a brand new five-art natural history suer-landmark from Silverback Films.David Attenborough said Oceans, sunlight, weather and volcanoes - together these owerful yet fragile forces allow life to flourish in astonishing diversity. They make Earth truly unique - a erfect lanet. Our lanet is one in a billion, a world teeming with life. But now, a new dominant force is changing the face of Earth humans. To reserve our erfect lanet we must ensure we become a force for good.Charlotte Moore, Director of Content, says BBC One continues to lead the way in natural history rogramming, and I’m thrilled that Sir David Attenborough will be our trusted guide to A Perfect Planet. It will be a breathtaking series celebrating the intricate systems that allow our lanet to thrive, bringing together a unique ersective with groundbreaking camera technology.Nancy Daniels, Chief Brand Officer, Discovery, says We at Discovery are roud to be a art of A Perfect Planet. With Sir David Attenborough leading the journey, audiences will be in awe of our world and the erfect conditions that created it, and will be reminded what we need to do to reserve it.Planet Earth is erfect. It orbits at the erfect distance from the sun; it tilts at just the right angle and has a decent sized moon to hold it in lace. On to of that, the day-to-day workings of the lanet naturally serve to nurture animals and lants. For instance, a global weather system circulates and distributes fresh water to all corners, and a cycle of marine currents delivers nutrients to even the deeest reaches of the ocean. As a result, there is literally no corner of our lanet where life can’t be found.A Perfect Planet - in a unique fusion of blue chi natural history and earth sciences - exlains how the living lanet oerates. This five-art series will show how the forces of nature - weather, ocean currents, solar energy and volcanoes - drive, shae and suort Earth’s great diversity of life. In doing so, it will reveal how animals are erfectly adated to whatever the environment throws at them.From the white wolves of Ellesemere Island to bears in Kamchatka, vamire finches of the Galaagos to golden snub-nosed monkeys of China, the series will combine a global view of the lanet from sace with intimate animal stories from the most sectacular habitats. From the Indian Monsoon to Hawaiian volcanoes, tidal islands of the Bahamas to the extremes of the Arctic winter, A Perfect Planet will take the audience on a stunning visual journey that will change the way we see our home.The final eisode in the series looks at the dramatic imact of the world’s newest global force of nature - humans.A Perfect Planet, a 5x60’ for BBC One, is a Silverback Films Production for BBC and Discovery, co-roduced with Tencent Penguin Pictures, ZDF, China Media Grou CCTV9, France Televisions and The Oen University.The Executive Producer is Alastair Fothergill, and the Series Producer is Huw Cordey. It was commissioned by Charlotte Moore, Director of Content, and Jack Bootle, Head of Commissioning, Natural History and Science. It will tx on BBC One and Discovery later this year.
