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Netflix warns of graphic scenes in ‘Our Planet’

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/ 04:04 PM April 11, 2019

Netflix warns of graphic scenes in ‘Our Planet’

The Netflix company logo is seen at Netflix headquarters in Los Gatos, CA on Wednesday, April 13, 2011. Image: AFP PHOTO / Ryan Anson

MANILA, Philippines — The streaming app Netflix has issued a warning for animal lovers about the graphic scenes in its new series “Our Planet.”

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“As you make your way through @OurPlanet, here are some moments animal lovers may want to skip,” Netflix wrote on Thursday in a tweet as it enumerated timestamps of graphic scenes.

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Netflix’s warning involves scenes in five episodes of the eight-part docuseries.

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Some of the moments include killer whales eating a penguin, a walrus falling off a cliff, a jaguar killing an alligator, among others.

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“Our Planet,” which tackles the effects of climate change on wildlife around the planet, premiered in the streaming giant on April 4, 2019,

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The docuseries was made in collaboration with Silverback Films and conservation charity World Wildlife Fund (WWF).  /jpv

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