Apple has picked up six Daytime Emmy nominations for one of its most interesting nature docuseries, produced in partnership with the BBC Studios Natural History Unit. See the categories and watch the trailer below.

Today, the Television Academy announced the nominees for the 52nd Daytime Emmy Awards. The winners will be revealed on October 17, a little more than a month after the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, which will take place on September 14.

Among the nominees is “ ”, a 10-episode Apple TV+ docuseries that premiered late last year. Narrated by Hugh Bonneville ( , ), the show is up for:

• Outstanding Science and Nature Program
• Outstanding Directing Team for a Single Camera Daytime Non-Fiction Program
• Outstanding Music Direction and Composition
• Outstanding Cinematography
• Outstanding Single Camera Editing
• Outstanding Sound Mixing and Sound Editing

is Apple’s third collaboration with the BBC’s Natural History Unit, following the award-nominated Prehistoric Planet and The Year Earth Changed.

The series took three years to film, spans 24 countries, and documents 77 species. Here is Apple with some more details:

“The Secret Lives of Animals” utilizes cutting-edge technology to showcase new and remarkable animal behaviors. For the first time, “The Secret Lives of Animals” captures the sounds and vibrations of a unique jumping spider courtship dance, a killifish in Trinidad breathing through its tail when out of the water, and a wood mouse marking its territory with signposts. Witness a rarely seen relationship between a frog and a tarantula, a land lizard that can breathe underwater, and a monkey that uses a bizarre nose-poking ritual as a test of friendship. Each episode focuses on specific behaviors that are pivotal in the life cycles of various animals — from birth and leaving home to raising a family, and from finding food to growing old — highlighting their striking intelligence and adaptability.”

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