Apple TV’s Born to be Wild series debuted an official trailer in honor of World Wildlife Conservation Day, December 4th. Hugh Bonneville, a two-time Emmy nominee for his work on Downton Abbey, narrates the new six-part nature series, which will premiere on December 19, 2025.
“These are family stories about growing up and finding your way in life,” said executive producer Alex Williamson, describing the new series that follows six endangered species. “Each heartwarming film shows the amazing dedication of human foster parents willing to sacrifice everything to return these youngsters to the wild.”
Additional executive producers include Lucy van Beek and Isla Robertson. Tom Payne serves as showrunner and producer, and Sam Hodgson is the editor.
Apple TV released this description of Born to be Wild:
“Filmed over several years across five countries, the six-part documentary series follows six endangered young animals as they grow up in our world but are destined to return to theirs. At the heart of Born to Be Wild lies a powerful truth: in the face of extinction, survival often depends on the extraordinary bonds between humans and animals.
From their earliest days to their journey into the wild, the series highlights the challenges, triumphs, and resilience that define their survival—both for the animals and the remarkable people working to raise and protect them. As each animal finds its place in the world after being orphaned or born through conservation programs—from an elephant calf and two young cheetahs to a ring-tailed lemur pup, a moon bear cub, Iberian lynx kittens, and rescued African penguins—Born to be Wild offers an intimate and emotional look at the powerful relationships between these animals and the heroic humans dedicated to raising, rehabilitating, and rewilding them to help save their species.”
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