“Dynasties” is a new breed of nature documentary.
With drama this thrilling and gut-wrenching, it’s not for the faint of heart.
More intense than “Planet Earth,” “Dynasties” sticks with one animal family per episode to follow their heartbreaking fates and triumphant fortunes.“It’s a very different editorial approach,” says longtime nature program narrator Sir David Attenborough.
“The thought was we’ll watch them over the next two-and-a-half years and show you exactly what happens.
We won’t fiddle around with it; we will show the action as truthful as we can.”These are cutthroat stories of survival that have the highest of stakes.
Yes, these are actual creatures who live and die in the wild, but also each of the animals featured on the BBC-produced series is on the endangered species list.
If a real, concerted effort isn’t made to protect them, “Dynasties” could be one
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