This is the third and final installment of Planet Earth, and once again it is Sir David Attenborough who guides viewers through spectacular natural scenery.

The first episode is entitled “Coasts” – where two worlds collide and the animals must fight to survive amidst constant change.

It took 5 years and 1,904 shooting days to create the third round of Planet Earth which includes beaches, oceans, deserts and grasslands, fresh water, forests and the most extreme areas on Earth.

The series has been filmed in 43 countries on six continents, and two episodes have also been created dedicated to those working to preserve rare species and nature.

– Planet Earth III completes the trilogy, exploring Earth’s most amazing habitats and the extraordinary animals that live there, writes the BBC.

The series is full of wonder and insight, surprising encounters and beautiful views both above and below the water. Divers in particular can look forward to episode two about the sea!

The series is broadcast every Sunday at 18:00 on BBC Earth and BBC Brit. All you have to do is set aside some time and enjoy these eight episodes:

Beach

On the coast, where land and sea collide, animals must fight to survive in constant change. This dynamic habitat offers some of the most surprising stories.

Sea

The ocean is the greatest habitat of all. It is a treasure trove of countless secrets, and scientists are constantly making new discoveries.

On the high seas, there is little food and nowhere to hide. Photo: BBC Studios/Rafa Herrero Massieu

Deserts & Grasslands

Conditions in large areas covered with sand or grass can change in an instant. To survive, animals must adapt quickly.

Freshwater

Ten percent of all species on earth live in fresh water. Here you will find a rich and varied habitat full of surprises.

Coral reefs cover only 1 percent of the ocean, but are still home to more than a quarter of marine species. Photo: BBC Studios/Alex Mustard

Forest

Join a secret world deep in the great forest, where life is connected in the most unexpected ways.

Extreme

In the most extreme habitats on Earth, life hangs in the balance. The few species that manage to survive here are some of the most amazing animals in the world.

In the sea there are still many secrets that have not been revealed. Photo: BBC Studios

Man

Humans have changed more than 80% of the earth’s surface. Today there are more than 8 billion of us, and we share habitat with countless animal species.

Hero

We met some extraordinary people who have dedicated their lives to fighting to preserve nature, and also the future of our beautiful planet.