How did "Wild Spy" penetrate into the animal world?

Directed by the gold medal documentary master John Downer and starring david tennant, they trained 34 "wild spies" and fooled the whole animal world!

If you want to capture the most authentic animal world without disturbing the daily state of animals, you must hide the camera, for example:

But I can't follow the animals, and I can't get the most complete shot.

So the great gods of BBC came up with this idea:

In 2000, BBC filmed "Lion: Peeping in the Nest", and disguised the camera as a stone with plants, which is also a moving stone.

In 2003, in Elephant: Peeping among the Herds, they disguised the camera as elephant poop. Well, it's a documentary with flavor.

In 2007, in The Great Migration: The Spy in the wildebeest, they finally aimed the camera at the animals.

20 13 "there is a spy in the penguin", and the BBC finally used the lens of "pretending to be a penguin".

20 17, in the documentary "wild spy", the brain hole of the original class was upgraded, and the great gods created all kinds of little guys to enter the animal world.

Only in the first quarter, the douban score has reached 9.4.

In order to penetrate the animal world without flaw, these analog cameras are built by the largest special effects team in Hollywood, and they don't let go of their appearance, hair and smell.

After these ace agents were created in the laboratory, they immediately went to work all over the world!

The "wild spy" showed us the real life of animals, which was really interesting! Some plots are no less than watching a soap opera!