Following "Planet Earth III," the world's hardest working almost 100-year-old man returns. Sir David Attenborough has once again teamed up with the BBC to show how mammals have adapted to thrive in every pocket of the planet, across the globe. Mammals" can be viewed from anywhere with a VPN, and may even be free.

The new series from the production team behind "Wild Isles" and "Frozen Planet II" looks at "the strategies, behaviors, and traits behind the remarkable success of this remarkable group of animals" and how mammals have adapted to live in almost every condition, climate, and ecosystem We will see.

This six-part documentary takes viewers on a tour of different environments. Beginning with "Darkness," it explores animals lurking in the shadows and moves on to "The New Wild," which examines how wild mammals and humans can coexist. Next, "Water" focuses on the aquatic species of mammals, from those that live deep in the ocean to those that come ashore. The "Cold" and "Hot" sections introduce mammals that inhabit the earth's extreme zones, while the "Forest" section descends from the treetops to the forest floor.

Attenborough's narration is insightful, informative, and very relaxing, and BBC Nature always delights its viewers with excellent photography and perhaps never-before-seen animal behavior. Nature fans will not want to miss this program.

Ready for another trip through the natural world? Information on how to watch "Mammals" online and from anywhere you are.

I'm away from home and can't view "Mammals" through my usual service.

Thanks to a VPN (Virtual Private Network), you can take your Nature docs with you; VPN is software that allows your device to appear to be in your country, no matter where you are in the world. Ideal for viewers who are away on vacation or at work. Our favorite is NordVPN. It is the best on the market.

The VPN is incredibly easy to use.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we have mentioned, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. select the location you want to connect to with the VPN app. For example, if you are in the US and want to see UK services, select UK from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the show; go to BBC iPlayer and stream a new episode of "Mammals" online.

Although the broadcast date in the U.S. is "Summer 2024," "Mammals" will air on BBC America.

BBC America is a broadcast network accessible through cable television packages, but if you are already disconnected and do not have cable television, you can watch BBC America on live television services such as Sling TV.

If you are away from home when "Mammals" airs, you can use a VPN such as NordVPN to watch as you normally would.

If you prefer to stream "Mammals," episodes will also be available on AMC+ in the U.S.

In Canada, "Mammals" will air on BBC Earth, although the exact date has not been determined.

BBC Earth is available through cable providers or through many online services such as Prime Video.

British citizens traveling in Canada cannot access BBC iPlayer. As mentioned above, a VPN can be used to stream "Mammals" online wherever you are.

Bad news for Attenborough fans in Australia.

But remember: even if you are normally based in the UK and are not in the UK at the moment, you may still be able to connect to BBC iPlayer and stream "Mammals" live or on demand. All you need is a VPN such as NordVPN.

Here is the schedule for the release of "Mammals" episodes:

Episode 1 "Darkness" - Sunday, March 31

Limited to the night in the age of dinosaurs, many mammals have become masters of the shadow, with a high sense of near supernatural powers. Today, some even return to the dark side as the daytime world becomes increasingly crowded.

Episode 2: "The New Wild" - Sunday, April 7

In addition to bringing a new understanding to this amazing group of animals, the series highlights many of the challenges mammals face in a rapidly changing world. To that end, episode 6 explores how mammals are coping with living with us, perhaps the most successful mammals of all, and reveals both the winners and losers in today's new wild.

Episode 3: "Water" - Sunday, April 14

Few mammals have overcome one of the greatest challenges for air-breathing mammals: living underwater and disconnecting from land. Mammals that overcome life underwater are the smartest and form remarkable bonds not only with their own species, but also with other species.

Episode 4: "The Cold" - Sunday, April 21

Thanks to their thick fur and their great ingenuity, mammals can survive in extreme cold where other animals cannot. We see polar bears learning new hunting techniques and the compassionate side of the wolverine, which is not often mentioned in mythology.

Episode 5: "The Heat" - Sunday, April 28

Mammals inhabit some of the hottest and driest places on earth, from the Sahara desert of Africa to the barren Australian outback.

Episode 6: "The Forest"-Sunday, May 5

From the underbrush to high in the treetops, see how mammals have conquered every level of the forest through perfect camouflage, secret messages, and even the power of flight.