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David Attenborough's Blue Planet III uncovers 'surprising and intelligent' sea creatures - BBC News

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A underwater shot of a shark swimming low along the seabed, surrounded by large shoals of fish in bright blue shallow water. The shoals have parted down the middle, filling either side of the image around the shark.

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Sir David Attenborough to present BBC's Blue Planet III

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Sir David Attenborough is set to narrate the upcoming six-part BBC series Blue Planet III, marking 25 years since the first series premiered. Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit over nearly four years, the series explores deep-sea marine life using advanced filming equipment. It features an original score by Hans Zimmer and a song co-written by Jade Thirlwall.

Key points

  • Sir David Attenborough will narrate the six-part series Blue Planet III, airing on the BBC this autumn.
  • The production took nearly four years and marks 25 years since the franchise first premiered.
  • Advanced equipment including remote underwater cameras, drones, and submersibles were used to capture new animal behaviours.
  • The series features an original score by Hans Zimmer and an original song co-written by Jade Thirlwall.
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