Apple TV+ and BBC Studios are taking us back in time once again, this time, to a world carved from ice and survival. Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age is a breathtaking five-part docuseries that explores life millions of years after the fall of the dinosaurs, when the Earth froze and new giants ruled.
Narrated by Tom Hiddleston and executive produced by Jon Favreau and Mike Gunton, the series is as cinematic as it is scientific. The landscapes are harsh, the creatures colossal, and the storytelling deeply emotional.
From woolly mammoths marching across endless tundras to saber-toothed predators stalking through frozen forests, Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age captures both the beauty and brutality of evolution. Every frame feels alive, the kind of visual realism that makes you forget you’re watching CGI.
What makes this season stand out isn’t just the scale, but the soul. It reminds us that survival is not just about strength, but adaptability, instinct, and family, traits that connect us to the ancient world far more than we realize.
Produced by the BBC Studios Natural History Unit, Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age premieres November 26, 2025, on Apple TV+ and will stream until May 26, 2026. It’s not just a documentary, it’s nature reborn through art.
