Good Nature Documentaries Currently on Netflix – 03/14/2015
So Netflix’s nature documentary offerings are pretty weak. Especially if you want some high quality ocean stuffs.
But the various Wildest documentaries are pretty good. The best has to be Wildest Africa… The narration can be annoying and some of the footage across the Wildest series is repetitive and melodramatic (splicing crocodile footage in to make it seem like various animals are in imminent danger)
Wildest Africa
Season One (2010)
Episode One – Okavango
Episode Two – Namibia
Episode Three – Ngorongoro
Episode Four – Zambezi
Season Two (2011)
Episode One – Nile: An African Odyssey
Episode Two – Virungas: Land of Ice and Fire
Episode Three – Madagascar: Island of Monsters
Episode Four – Mount Kenya: African Heart of Ice
Episode Five – Cape Coast: Where Worlds Collide
Episode Six – Congo: The Untamed Heart
Episode Seven – Sahara: Life on the Edge
Episode Eight – Lake Turkana: Land of the Crocodile
Episode Nine – Ethiopia: Land of Extremes
Wildest Islands
Season One (2012)
Episode One – Zanzibar: Land of Giants
Episode Two – The Caribbean: The Wild Side of Paradise
Episode Three – Galapagos: Darwin’s Eden
Episode Four – Sri Lanka: Monsoon Islands
Episode Five – The Hebrides: Land of Legends
Season Two (2013)
Episode One – Japan: Land of Extremes
Episode Two – Amazon River Islands: The Floating Forests
Episode Three – Vancouver Island: Rivers of Life
Episode Four – Philippines: Islands of Mystery
Episode Five – Falkland Islands: Penguin Paradise
Wildest Arctic (2012)
Episode One – Arctic Ocean: The Frozen Sea
Episode Two – Taiga: The Frozen Forests
Episode Three – Tundra: Desert of Ice
Episode Four – Iceland: Land of Fire & Ice
Wildest Middle East (2014)
Episode One – Turkey
Episode Two – Egypt
Episode Three – Jordan
Episode Four – Caspian
Episode Five – Arabia
Update! (06/07/2015)
For more specific information about great nature documentaries on Netflix, see our new posts about Wildest Latin America…