'Seven Worlds, One Planet' series features ‘never seen before’ animals


By AGENCY

A juvenile golden snub nosed monkey. Away from its family, these infants can perish from cold in China’s remote mountain forests. Photos: BBC Earth

Seven Worlds, One Planet begins with the powerful image of the Earth’s crust breaking apart into seven continents two million years ago.

Acclaimed for nature documentaries like Life and Planet Earth, BBC Earth’s latest series showcases a larger variety of plant and animal life than ever before.

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