Nat Geo series 'Hostile Planet' shows Nature as one tough Mother


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Bear Grylls says 'Hostile Planet' will also introduce some lesser-known animals to audiences. Photo: Filepic

Unlike many nature documentaries, new National Geographic series Hostile Planet will not "sugarcoat or sanitise" how ruthless Mother Nature can be, says host Bear Grylls.

The famous British survivalist says some of the resilient creatures featured on the show, which spotlights how species adapt to the most extreme environments on Earth, put his survival skills to shame. In doing so, it will remind viewers "that nature is brutal, tough and unforgiving", he adds.

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