**Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age – An Expedition Through the Pleistocene Epoch**
The animal history documentary series *Prehistoric Planet* has made its comeback on Apple TV with a thrilling new chapter concentrating on the Ice Age. This series, crafted by the makers of the recent live-action *Lion King* remake, utilizes state-of-the-art CGI technology to create lifelike representations of creatures long gone, vividly illustrating the Pleistocene epoch.
*Prehistoric Planet* is crafted to mimic a contemporary nature documentary, skillfully showcasing these ancient animals as if they continue to roam the Earth in the present day. The production is backed by the esteemed BBC Studios Natural History Unit, guaranteeing top-notch content that is both informative and visually breathtaking.
The Pleistocene epoch, commonly known as the Ice Age, is marked by its severe, chilly climates. The series delves into how different species evolved to thrive in these environments, while also highlighting the significant transformations that took place during ‘The Big Melt.’ This combination of scientific precision and artistic visualization permits viewers to gain understanding into the lives of mammoths, saber-toothed cats, elephant birds, and early relatives of kangaroos.
The inaugural season of *Prehistoric Planet* was narrated by the iconic David Attenborough, whereas the new Ice Age segments feature narration by Tom Hiddleston, who has previously contributed his voice to Apple’s *Earthsounds* docuseries. The musical score for *Prehistoric Planet* is crafted by the distinguished Hans Zimmer, adding an emotional richness to the viewing experience.
All five episodes of *Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age* are now available for streaming, featuring a variety of intriguing prehistoric beings and their habitats.
### How to View Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age
To view *Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age*, an Apple TV subscription is necessary. The service, usually priced at $12.99 per month, is currently offering a promotional deal of $5.99 for six months for new subscribers.
Audiences can access the series through the Apple TV app on various devices, including iPhone, Android, Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, PlayStation, Xbox, and more. It is also streamable via a web browser at [tv.apple.com](https://tv.apple.com).
In the Apple TV app, *Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age* is categorized as the third season of the series. To discover the new episodes, users should look for *Prehistoric Planet* and proceed to season three. For those with compatible televisions, the series can be experienced in 4K HDR quality with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos audio.
### Also Streaming Today on Apple TV
In addition to *Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age*, Apple TV has unveiled new episodes of various other ongoing series in anticipation of the Thanksgiving holiday. Viewers can expect fresh installments of *Pluribus*, *The Last Frontier*, *Loot*, *Palm Royale*, and *Down Cemetery Road*, alongside the final season of the animated children’s series *WondLa*.
For enthusiasts of nature documentaries, *Prehistoric Planet* joins an array of high-quality animal docuseries available on Apple TV, with *Born to be Wild* slated to debut next month.
