The BBC officially announced the production of Blue Planet II, the sequel to the original Blue Planet series.
Principal filming began for Blue Planet II, capturing underwater footage across various oceans around the world.
BBC released the first official trailer for Blue Planet II, showcasing underwater scenes and teasing the new series.
Blue Planet II premiered on BBC One, featuring Sir David Attenborough as the narrator.
Blue Planet II won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for a Nonfiction Program.
The series sparked global conversations about plastic pollution in oceans, leading to increased activism and policy discussions.
The full series was made available for home viewing through DVD and Blu-ray releases.
Exploration of the deepest ocean layers revealing bioluminescent creatures and unique ecosystems.
Documenting the mass coral spawning on the Great Barrier Reef, showcasing the reproductive strategies of corals.
Filming an octopus changing colors and textures to blend into surroundings to escape predators.
Following the migration route of humpback whales and documenting their social behaviors and communication.
Capturing the powerful strike of a mantis shrimp hunting prey and defending territory.
Observing the nurturing behaviors of albatross parents feeding their young on remote islands.
Investigating extreme environments around hydrothermal vents supporting unique life forms.
Documenting sea turtles returning to beaches to lay eggs and the hatchlings making their journey to the sea.
