«Breaking News» Striking images show Sir David Attenborough's stunning new wildlife documentary series on Netflix

Striking new images offer a glimpse of what is to be expected from Sir David Attenborough's stunning new wildlife documentary series on Netflix. 

The series, filmed in 50 countries on all continents across four years using the latest in 4K camera technology, will premiere on the streaming service on April 5 in more than 190 countries.  

It will showcase wildlife from all corners of the globe, and across eight episodes will focus on the planet's most precious species and fragile habitats while looking at what steps can be taken to preserve them.

A new trailer released on Tuesday offered an insight into the new show, over which Sir David says: 'This is the story of our changing planet, and what we can do to help it thrive.'   

Netflix has also announced that the series will feature local narrators in 10 languages, including actresses Penelope Cruz and Salma Hayek, who will narrate for Spain and Latin America respectively. 

Our Planet, from the makers of Sir David's Planet Earth and Blue Planet natural history BBC series, will include never-before-seen footage of wildlife and their habitats. It will also look at why the natural world is so important and what can be done preserve it.

The first episode will take viewers on a journey from the Brazilian rainforest to Norway's Svalbard archipelago.

The new series will showcase wildlife from all corners of the globe (including the depths of the ocean - pictured), and across eight episodes will focus on the planet's most precious species and fragile habitats while looking at what steps can be taken to preserve them

The series was filmed in 50 countries on all continents across four years using the latest in 4K camera technology, and will feature animals including these two primates - with one seen offering the other a helping hand here

Striking new images, such as that of this Kingfisher, offer a glimpse of what is to be expected from the stunning new wildlife documentary series on Netflix

A new trailer released on Tuesday offered an insight into the new show, including this humpback whale, over which Sir David says: 'This is the story of our changing planet, and what we can do to help it thrive'

Sir David previously released a series called Frozen Planet with the BBC. This new series, entitled Our Planet, will take him back to the Arctic Circle where Polar bears live (pictured)

A tiger is also seen prowling through woods on a snow-covered ridge in the new series, which is from the makers of Sir David's Planet Earth and Blue Planet natural history BBC series - and will include never-before-seen footage of wildlife and their habitats

Penguins waddle through the snow in an image from a newly released trailer for the wildlife documentary series. Paths can be seen where the penguins have made repeated journeys 

Sir David recently narrated the BBC series Dynasties, an episode of which followed penguin parents as they tried to keep their egg and subsequent child safe. The new Netflix series will also follow the lives of penguins in some of the footage

Stunning 4K camera technology allows the documentary to showcase incredible detail on animals, such as the pictured frog

A gorilla is seen hitching a ride in the series, which will also feature local narrators in 10 languages, including actresses Penelope Cruz and Salma Hayek, who will narrate for Spain and Latin America respectively

Focusing on the lives of the planet's most precious species and fragile habitats, the documentary series will get up and close with animals including this wild-eyed monkey

As is the cruel reality of nature, the battle between beast and prey will be waged on-screen as the new series captures the likes of leopards struggling to survive in the wild 

Our Planet, from the makers of Sir David's Planet Earth and Blue Planet natural history BBC series, will include never-before-seen footage of wildlife and their habitats (such as these elephants) 

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