David Attenborough's 'Asia' Series Captivates with Stunning Marine Life

The new BBC series showcases the extraordinary biodiversity of Asia's oceans without emphasizing climate change themes.

David Attenborough, at 98, continues to mesmerize audiences with his narration of the natural world in the new series 'Asia.'
The first episode focuses on the continent's vast marine ecosystems, highlighting unique species like the dusky-gilled mudskipper and the Moorish idol fish.
Attenborough's documentary style remains engaging, using humor and human parallels without anthropomorphizing animal behaviors.
The series opts for a gentler tone on environmental issues, contrasting with previous works that highlighted human impact on ecosystems.
The making-of segment reveals the challenges of filming in Asia's dynamic marine environments, showcasing the dedication and innovation behind the scenes.