Wild Babies Season 2 Release Date, Cast, Storyline, Trailer Release, and Everything You Need to Know:
Wild Babies is a new 8-part documentary series on Netflix. Oscar-winning actor Helena Bonham Carter narrates the series.
This cute and cuddly documentary takes us on a variety of great adventures where we learn that animals need the same things we do to survive on this planet.
The show is fun to watch because of all of its interesting parts, like the cute animals that are the main focus of each episode, the captivating story, and the colorful settings.
Just like people, animals have to learn how to live on this planet. The cute and cuddly short film series Wild Babies is narrated by Helena Bonham Carter, who was nominated for an Academy Award.
It takes us on the several epic adventures. The 16 wild infants we meet in different parts of the world are born into different situations and must get ready for the years ahead.
In eight 30-minute episodes shot in places like South Africa, Costa Rica, and South Carolina, we watch how these baby animals grow, explore, and interact after they are born.
Since the series is built around cliff-hangers, you’ll be dying to find out what these cute creatures do next.
Wild Babies Season 2 Release Date:
The first season of Wild Babies just came out on May 5, 2022. At this point, there’s been no confirmation of a second season or any other news about the show.
The audience loved the documentary series, and people of all ages liked how different it was. The show could get a second episode in a month or two if viewers have a lot of good things to say about it.
If that happens, a second season of Wild Babies might come out in the second half of 2023.
Wild Babies Season 2 Trailer Release:
Wild Babies shows what happens to baby animals when they go out into the wild. A collection of events and people we don’t often get to see.
Wild Babies Season 2 Cast:
All of the episodes are told by Helena Bonham Carter in her own voice.
The “cast” of the this show would be these cute and cuddly baby animals from the wild:
Tabo:
A baby fur seal from Namibia. He was dependent on his mom for the first six weeks following which he learned swimming. Obviously, he was quite struggling at first to cope with everything but eventually bravely defeats a jackal as well as a hyena.
Kaya:
Kaya was the only female cub from a litter of four lion cubs from the South African desert, the group of four siblings after separation from their mother get forced to hide from a leopard.
Jasiri:
An African baby elephant, so of course, the biggest wild baby in terms of size but absolutely spoiled by his herd.
But still no matter how protective elephants are over their children even Jasiri’s mom’s encased protection and security could not save him from the dangers of crossing a river when he has barely learned to walk.
Matengu:
A baby pangolin who has attracted a hyena’s attention and has to quickly sharpen his skills to roll into a ball that shall expose his armor of scales to predators.
Mina:
A sweet, tiny orangutan from Indonesia who is quite ready to be on her own and explore. But her mother on lost an infant baby previously is quite careful and reluctant about leaving her on her own and letting her try new things while she is ready to embrace her freedom.
Chico:
A baby capuchin monkey who loves to play with his older monkey cousins the most. But he must learn how to fight in order to blend into his family.
Quito:
A baby mongoose who must figure out things around him and how everything works as quickly as possible because there is a 50-50 chance of survival for him and his sisters because of his huge family of 35 members who cannot pay attention or spend time on teaching him.
Kesari:
A baby sea otter from Alaska who is not ready or convinced to leave the comfort and warmth of her mom’s wing while other otters her age are beginning their swimming lessons.
Duma and Venus:
A pair of wild dog sisters in Botswana get into trouble immediately. Duma is overconfident and more boisterous in nature while Venus is a fast thinker and more practical.
Amma:
An orphaned nine-month-old macaque in Sri Lanka who is trying to blend with another monkey. Since she is already without a parent she has adapted to living for herself by her own self from a young age already.
Pico:
Pico, a baby penguin, is trying to adapt to the extremely cold conditions in the Arctic. His parents are very loving towards him and make sure he is warm.
Minnie:
Teenage lioness Minnie from Zambia is a confident and quick learner already. She takes her own stand and stays safe as the primary hunter of the lion’s pride.
Spruce:
Canadian grizzly bear yearling Spruce is all about his naps rather than thinking about getting food for himself as he is still anyways being breastfed.
Silver:
An arctic fox, Silver is the only girl amongst her brothers and is the brain of her litter who has learned the art of hunting already.
Kai:
Off the coast of South Carolina’s Kiawah Island, baby dolphin Kai learns how to fish and dive onto the beach for feeding himself from his mother, he also knows how to hunt for fish in the open ocean for 2 years of age.
Where to watch Wild Babies?
You can watch all of the seasons of Wild Animals on Netflix if you have a subscription.
Everything You Need to Know About Wild Babies Season 2:
Helena Bonham Carter, who has been nominated for an Oscar twice, will be the voice of a natural history series on Netflix about hidden world of baby animals in the wild.
In the UK independent film Wild Babies, made by Humble Bee Films, Bonham-Carter will tell the moving stories of the animals.
There will be eight episodes. Netflix will release the show around the world on May 5, but they have been keeping it a secret until now.
The character-driven series will follow 17 animal families in 16 countries. Lions, wild dogs, sea otters, orangutans, grizzly bears, elephants, bottlenose dolphins, and emperor penguins are some of the animals that will be shown.
Their babies will be watched as they grow up and reach important developmental milestones.
Stephen Dunleavy and Charlotte Crosse are the executive producers for Humble Bee.
This Bristol-based company made Attenborough’s Life in Color for the BBC, Netflix, and Channel Nine, as well as Attenborough and the Gigantic Elephant for the BBC and CBC. The show is run by Beth Brooks.
“Wild Babies will appeal to a wide range of families because it has heartwarming stories that people all over the world can relate to,” said Crosse.
“Putting together an ambitious wildlife series throughout a global pandemic gave our team new challenges, but we didn’t expect the possibilities and new ways of doing things that also came up.”
The show is Netflix’s latest attempt to explore the world of natural history. Its favorite comment to date was 2021’s Our Planet, which was narrated by Attenborough.
More recently, it announced that it would work with Sky to make a show called Predators.
Bonham Carter, who has been nominated for five Emmys, narrated the BBC Earth/BBC Usa series Eden: Untamed Planet last year.
She is the latest A-lister to do so. She also stars with Russell T. Davies in the ITV show Nolly.
