Asharq Discovery Unveils Free Arabic Wildlife Documentary Series

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The Wildlife Lineup Features ‘Planet Earth’, ‘Big Cats 24/7’, and ‘Mammals’.

In an exciting initiative to enhance the Arab audience’s engagement with the natural world, Asharq Discovery has launched a new collection of acclaimed wildlife documentaries. These are available for free on the Asharq Discovery channel and the Asharq NOW platform. This exclusive offering highlights the network’s emerging status as the leading destination for nature programming in the Middle East and North Africa.

The lineup includes some of the most renowned nature documentaries ever created, such as Planet Earth, Big Cats 24/7, and Mammals—all presented for the first time with Arabic subtitles. Each documentary combines stunning cinematography with captivating storytelling, bringing the marvels of wildlife to millions of Arabic-speaking viewers across the region.

Mohammed Al Yousei, General Manager of Asharq Documentary and Asharq Discovery, stated: “Our goal at Asharq Discovery is to engage a diverse audience—ranging from animal enthusiasts and families to students and knowledge seekers, as well as those passionate about exploring our planet in high quality. Through this exceptional lineup, we are not only introducing globally acclaimed documentaries to the region but also striving to cultivate a deeper connection with the natural world—through breathtaking visuals, rich narratives, and a viewing experience tailored to the preferences of the Arab audience.”

Among the standout features is Planet Earth, the iconic series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, now returning in 4K ultra-HD to showcase the planet’s most breathtaking landscapes. Also included is Big Cats 24/7, which offers a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of big cats in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, captured over six months of continuous filming. Rounding out the lineup is Mammals, another remarkable production narrated by Attenborough, which explores the extraordinary adaptations of mammals in the world’s most extreme environments.

These documentaries are also accessible through a newly launched Wildlife page on the Asharq NOW platform, providing a curated and immersive viewing experience that is sure to captivate audiences.

Persons

Mohammed Al Yousei, Sir David Attenborough

Company Names

Asharq Discovery, Asharq NOW

Titles

Planet Earth, Big Cats 24/7, Mammals

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