At its core, it's just another nature documentary among many, it shows the observed behaviors of a diverse array of animals.
It shows nature as it is recorded. What sets this documentary apart is its focus on showcasing a side of nature that was not mainstream in traditional documentaries.
The cinematography is excellent, as nature docs often do. I think it provides an eye-opening look at wildlife. I already know that animals have been recorded doing same-sex stuff, but this documentary still surprised me by showing so much more species e.g., hyenas, dolphins, macaques, clownfish , giraffes and more.
It shows nature as it is recorded. What sets this documentary apart is its focus on showcasing a side of nature that was not mainstream in traditional documentaries.
The cinematography is excellent, as nature docs often do. I think it provides an eye-opening look at wildlife. I already know that animals have been recorded doing same-sex stuff, but this documentary still surprised me by showing so much more species e.g., hyenas, dolphins, macaques, clownfish , giraffes and more.
