After a successful first and second series that focused on the dinosaurian dynasty, the new series of Prehistoric Planet revolves around the megafauna of the Ice Age.
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When is Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age on TV?
Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age will be available on Apple TV+ from Wednesday 26 November.
Who narrates Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age?
The award-winning British actor Tom Hiddleston will narrate series three, after David Attenborough narrated the first and second series of Prehistoric Planet.
What is the series about?
The five part-series reveals the epic struggles and stories of the prehistoric giants that flourished after the demise of the dinosaurs, including woolly rhinos, rock-climbing snow sloths and terrifying sabre-toothed tigers.
Journey through an ancient world of vast tundras, barren deserts, expanding grasslands and melting permafrost as these creatures battle for survival in the extreme climate.
What species feature on Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age?
Species to feature in the series include: woolly mammoths; snow sloths; sabre-toothed tigers; dwarf elephants; scimitar cats; glyptotherium; and woolly rhinos.
Who composes the music for Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age?
Hans Zimmer, Anže Rozman and Kara Talve are composing an original score for the series.
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Top image: a sabre-toothed tiger in Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age. Credit: Apple