Endangered Baby Animals of Six Species, 'Born to Be Wild' Set to Premiere on December 19

American actor Hugh Bonneville, who has won the Screen Actors Guild Award and is loved worldwide for films like 'Notting Hill' and 'Paddington', will narrate the Apple TV six-part wildlife documentary series 'Born to Be Wild', which is set to premiere on December 19 (Friday) and has released a trailer.

'Born to Be Wild' is a documentary series that follows the journey of six endangered baby animals growing up under human care and returning to the wild. The series, narrated by actor Hugh Bonneville, who gained popularity from films like 'Paddington' and 'Notting Hill', has confirmed its premiere on December 19 (Friday) and released a trailer. 'Born to Be Wild' is a six-part documentary filmed over several years in five countries, depicting the touching process of helping animals in difficult survival conditions, promising to deliver a warm resonance.

The newly released trailer features adorable scenes of six rare animals, including young elephants, cheetahs, lemurs, Malayan sun bears, Iberian lynxes, and African penguins, who have either lost their parents or were born through wildlife conservation programs. Meanwhile, 'Born to Be Wild' presents a new perspective on how the special bond between endangered animals and humans affects survival. It is expected to highlight the challenges and achievements faced by baby animals in their fierce struggle for survival, as well as the stories of the people caring for them. 'Born to Be Wild', which delicately captures the deep bond between those who dedicate themselves to caring for and rehabilitating young animals to return them to the wild, is set to premiere on December 19 (Friday) on Apple TV. The Apple TV app is also available for Android users.

'Born to Be Wild' is an Apple TV original documentary series co-produced by Tailfeather Productions and Offspring Films. Lucy van Beek from Tailfeather Productions, along with Alex Williamson and Isla Robertson from Offspring Films, who were nominated for the International Design Award (IDA), serve as executive producers, with Tom Payne as the series producer.