"Everything you were taught as a child is wrong.So, author and naturalist Bradley Trevor Graves said in "Queer Planet", the most eye-catching nature documentary yet. Commissioned by Pride Moon and narrated by Broadway star Andrew Rannells, the 90-minute special has sparked controversy by fusing human culture with animal behavior.

"Queer Planet" premiered in the US on Thursday 6/6, and overseas viewers can watch it from anywhere using a VPN.

Marquee documentaries have previously shed light on same-sex relationships and gender-bending behavior in nature, but no one has ever seen it with exactly the same enthusiasm as "Queer Planet"

it is certainly a fresh spin on the format, and the Rannells are up to 11 for the biggest controversy, his signature tongue-in-cheek, provocative I amping the delivery as soon as possible. "The idea of having 2 fixed genders is clearly outdated," he declares in the trailer (below) in a shot in which a male lion is getting hilarious. "Only humans have such a stigma about [strangeness]," adds primatologist Dr. Amy Parrish.

It will also feature input from ornithologist Dr Martin Stervander, entomologist Dr Tim Cokerill, Mycologist Dr Patricia Kaishian, marine biologist Dr Christopher Gautley, evolutionary biologist Dr Dan Edwards, and biologists Dr Christine Wilkinson and Antonia Forster, "The Strange Planet." It promises to be a wild ride.

Read our guide below to learn how to watch Queer Planet online and from anywhere in the world.

US viewers can only watch "Queer Planet" on Peacock. The 90-minute documentary drops on Thursday 6/6. 

Peacock TV starts at月額5.99 per month for standard members. But if you want an ad-free experience, you'll need Peacock Premium Plus, which costs11 to 111.99 per month.

But for a limited time, Peacock19.99 will get you an annual subscription to Peacock Premium – it's less40 less than the regular price. I USED THE CODE STREAMTHEDEAL.

Peacock is not only one of the best streaming services, but is available on most of the best streaming devices.1

Block away from home at the moment and from watching a documentary on your regular subscription?

Thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network), you can see the "Queer Planet". With this software, you can make it look like your device is back in your home country, no matter where you are in the world. So ideal for viewers away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:

Using a VPN is very simple.

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

2. Select the location you want to connect to in the VPN app. For example, if you are in the UK and want to view the US service, select US from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Launch your website or streaming service selection and coordination.

Unfortunately, "Queer Planet" is US-only at the time of writing, and there is still no word on when it will be available to watch in the UK, Australia, Canada, etc. For now, anyone who is currently overseas from the United States can use one of the best VPN services to access their regular streaming service.1 We recommend NordVPN.