Big Cats

I really love this documentary. One of the best 10/10

Top notch stuff, the usual brilliant photography and some rare wild cats I didn't know existed. Some of them are so cute they look like they could be a pet but that's probably an illusion. I think the BBC may have found a replacement for David Attenborough in Bertie Carvel, no I've never heard of him either but I love his clear diction and soft tones, I had to look up IMDb to get his name as I couldn't find a credit on the show. BBC get this guy now, clear English without a hard to understand accent.

One of the best wild life shows available on the internet. DO NOT MISS IT! This show captivates each and every sense of our body. You will be hooked onto it for the entire 60 minutes of each episodes. The only reason I gave 9 stars is because the show makes us want more of it but there are only 3 episodes.

Amazing cinematography, amazing cats, amazing narration, amazing everything. The time it must've taken stuck in the freezing snow and ice of the Himalayas and other locations to get those shots must've been an eternity. Educational, entertaining and sooo cute. What's not to love.

Cats, especially big cats, have been done a thousand time before, and you wouldn't think there is much story left to tell. Well, you would be wrong.

Don't be fooled by the name, this superb series includes cats big and small. Some of the smaller and lesser known species prove to be the most fascinating.

Exploring a range of habitats and behaviours not seen before on the screen we are gifted the true wonder and beauty of the cat pantheon.

My favourite was the rusty spotted cat - go on, watch it and discover yours!