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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Lucy Mangan

Big Beasts review – nothing on Earth is more compelling than this tiger footage

‘Softly padding, amber-coated, streamlined chunks of muscle’ … one of the stars of Apple TV+’s Big Beasts.
‘Softly padding, amber-coated, streamlined chunks of muscle’ … one of the stars of Apple TV+’s Big Beasts. Photograph: Apple TV

Three years ago the natural history team at Apple TV+ recruited Paul Rudd to narrate Tiny World, following some of the tiniest little marvels scurrying, swimming and flying in their unbelievably tiny, clever ways about the earth. The creatures were also some of the most unavoidably cute – pygmy marmosets, Cuban bee hummingbirds, harvest mice! Come to me!

Now it is the turn of the giants. Big Beasts is narrated by Tom Hiddleston and follows some of the largest creatures the Apple team could find. The photography is as amazing as before – Hiddleston is as awed as Rudd and the enormous birds, mighty mammals and extraordinary aquatic lifeforms are as magnificent as the previous series’ stars were adorable.

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