{"id":4527,"date":"2016-03-08T04:01:29","date_gmt":"2016-03-07T22:31:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/?p=4527"},"modified":"2016-03-08T04:01:29","modified_gmt":"2016-03-07T22:31:29","slug":"our-planet-david-attenborough-nature-documentary","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/13.207.105.184\/?p=4527","title":{"rendered":"Nature Documentaries are Pleasant Viewing, but \u201cOur Planet\u201d Changes that Forever"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

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f you find yourself in the vicinity of a TV screen this month, odds are it\u2019ll be showing an <\/span>IPL<\/span><\/a> match, election news, or a <\/span>Game of Thrones<\/span><\/i><\/a> episode. Great options if you\u2019re looking for edge-of-your-seat excitement, but if you\u2019re like me, the non-stop rollercoaster can make you nauseous. Sometimes, you need something that\u2019s soothing to your senses, which transports you from the chaos of human life to a more primitive, peaceful state of being. That\u2019s where nature documentaries come to the rescue. With all these televised thrill-rides unfolding simultaneously, the series <\/span>Our Planet<\/span><\/i> came as a welcome relief, or so I thought. I expected a calm, gentle experience to help me unwind at the end of a long day; I ended up with a few more white hairs than when I started watching.<\/span>\n\nI\u2019ve always been hooked to nature documentaries. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that the first book I remember owning was an animal encyclopaedia, but as a child, I used to spend as much time watching National Geographic, Discovery Channel, and Animal Planet as I did Cartoon Network. The first celebrity death I ever cared about was in 2006, when \u201cThe Crocodile Hunter\u201d Steve Irwin died. Irwin loved wildlife like Viveik Oberoi loves <\/span>Narendra Modi<\/span><\/a>, and unlike Oberoi, Irwin\u2019s passion was contagious. Watching him travel to the world\u2019s wildest places to educate the public about the wonderful creatures we share this planet with played a huge role in fuelling my obsession.<\/span>\n\nIt wasn\u2019t just Irwin who played a role, but an entire cast of wildlife presenters and conservationists. There were Jeff Corwin and Austin Stevens, who followed in Irwin\u2019s footsteps with their hands-on approach. There were local heroes like Bittu Sahgal and Valmik Thapar, whom I was lucky enough to meet in person at documentary screenings. And finally, there was Sir David Attenborough, the BBC stalwart who has been the face and voice of stunning environmental films longer than most of the world\u2019s population has been alive.<\/span>\n\nAttenborough is the narrator for <\/span>Our Planet<\/span><\/i>, the <\/span>Netflix series<\/span><\/a> that at first glance seems to be a spiritual successor to the seminal BBC series<\/span> Life <\/span><\/i>and <\/span>Planet Earth<\/span><\/i>, which he has presented since the \u201960s. Visually, <\/span>Our Planet <\/span><\/i>is as stunning, if not more so, than any other nature documentary I\u2019ve seen. The sweeping panoramas of natural grandeur in these films normally put me in a state of idyllic tranquillity. But as the first episode of <\/span>Our Planet<\/span><\/i> drew to a close, I realised it wasn\u2019t providing me the usual solace, but causing me stress instead.<\/span>\n\nDespite sporting the familiar trappings of most prestigious nature documentaries, <\/span>Our Planet<\/span><\/i>\u2019s tone is markedly more urgent. While shows like <\/span>Planet Earth <\/span><\/i>and <\/span>Blue Planet<\/span><\/i> were escape hatches from civilisation that provided stunning retreats into the <\/span>bosom of the wild<\/span><\/a>, in <\/span>Our Planet<\/span><\/i> the presence of humans and the impact of their activity looms like an impending storm-cloud.<\/span>\n\n

Our Planet makes no bones about issuing a warning that human activity will not go unchecked without consequences from the natural world<\/p><\/blockquote>\n\nThe eight-part series takes viewers on a globe-spanning journey across the diverse biomes that make up our planet. From tropical rainforests to the frozen poles, from the high seas to arid, scorched deserts, the show celebrates the incredible variety of flora and fauna that call this planet home alongside us. However, even when presenting magnificent scenes like dolphins frolicking in the waves off the coast of Africa, or thousands of penguins waddling through an Antarctic blizzard, Attenborough\u2019s unmistakable voice is quick to remind viewers that these slices of Eden are just that \u2013 the vastly diminished remnants of ecosystems that were once bursting with biodiversity.<\/span>\n\nOur Planet<\/span><\/i> makes no bones about issuing a warning that <\/span>human activity<\/span><\/a> will not go unchecked without consequences from the natural world. A recurring theme in each episode sees Attenborough outline how one biosphere is intricately interconnected with others across the world, and how tiny breakdowns in this elaborate system can set off a domino effect that can lead to total collapse. There are several apocalyptic tableaux in the series, like the now infamous clip of walruses plummeting to their deaths off rock cliffs, or the sped-up time-lapses of coral along Australia\u2019s Great Barrier Reef becoming bleached, and then dying. Nature documentaries used to be my happy place to retreat to from other shows, but <\/span>Our Planet<\/span><\/i> left me more shook than when Ned Stark was beheaded in <\/span>GoT<\/span><\/i>.<\/span>\n\nIt\u2019s one thing to know that <\/span>climate change<\/span><\/a> is adversely affecting the world we live in, but <\/span>Our Planet<\/span><\/i> takes compelling evidence and puts in front of you like few other nature documentaries have before it. An article on<\/span> The Ringer<\/span><\/a> sums it up by saying, \u201cNature documentaries tend to emphasize the simplicity of life in the wild, in contrast with the complexities of human civilization\u2026 They serve as an oasis, a resting place for weary travelers to zone out and take in some beauty. Our Planet does not have this same effect, nor is it meant to.\u201d<\/span>\n\nBy intentionally providing a harder-to-stomach experience for viewers, <\/span>Our Planet <\/span><\/i>succeeds in its goal of making what used to be a passive medium of infotainment an important platform to call for change by making its audience think. Attenborough\u2019s voice might sound the same, but the world he\u2019s presenting has changed, drastically and for the worse. This is his wake-up call.<\/span>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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