Really interesting and brilliantly educational Recently lost my tolerance for there climate change stuff due to realising it's all lies, but this particular documentary is amazing and very little points about it, the way I prefer nature documentarys, empty of propaganda based off of lies and filled with almost nothing but educational information, the way I enjoy David Attenborough documentary nowadays. My personal favourite point in the show is the parts about the tigers, always enjoy seeing predators do what they do to survive off what they have adapted to eating, tigers are my fathers most favourite species of animal, so his love for them had an impact on which educational points of shows are, I do not have favourites in terms if individual species because I love them all equally, but in terms of extinctions I have recently started thinking that without extinctions and adaptations life would not be able to survive, if life can't adapt or die they'll all die, it's all based on as Darwin said survival of the fittest, humans are a part of nature so us having an impact on other life is a part of nature, so other animals must adapt better ways of avoiding us or go extinct, but our compassion has caused the number of habitat recovery and species returning to old habitats to outnumber the amount of one's declining or damages. But due to this still having a rather small piece about "climate change" I have not given it a 10. It would've been a 10 if it had zero instances of "climate change" or biodiversity loss, I do not include the symbols at each side of biodiversity loss like I do with climate change cause to me biodiversity loss can be a crises but we currently are not experiencing such a crises as off yet.