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Here’s where and how you can set up David Attenborough’s latest documentary about dinosaurs here in the UK.

David Attenborough is back with another awesome documentary. The prehistoric planet will transport its viewers to a time when dinosaurs roamed the earth so we can see how these majestic and terrifying animals lived 66 million years ago.

The producer of this show was John Favreau (Mandalor) and will tell the story of Attenborough. The dinosaurs will be animated by CGI and accompanied by the music of the only Hans Zimmer.

Keep reading to find out how you can watch this deep dive in dinosaurs from the UK.

Where can I watch Prehistoric Planet?

Prehistoric Planet will be available to broadcast on Apple TV +. Anyone without a membership will be able to sign up for a free seven-day trial, although you can also sign up for a full membership for just $ 4.99 / £ 4.99 per month.

When can I watch Prehistoric Planet?

In total, Prehistoric Planet has five episodes. The first episode aired on Apple TV + on Monday, May 23, with each subsequent episode airing for the next five days.

This means that all five series will be available on Apple TV + from Friday, May 27.

What is the prehistoric planet about?

“Prehistoric Planet” is a natural science mini-series that takes us back 66 million years to the age of the dinosaurs. The mini-series will consist of visual effects and methods of making films about wildlife, which aim to teach us more about the Cretaceous era by showcasing dinosaurs in their natural habitat.

As mentioned earlier, the story is led by 96-year-old David Attenborough, who is known for his work in nature and documentaries about wildlife.

You can check out some of the trailers for Prehistoric Planet below: