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Lewis Knight

Netflix's Our Planet has Attenborough fans tearing up over baby flamingo's plight

Our Planet has dropped on Netflix and fans are already tearing up.

The new wildlife documentary series, narrated by iconic wildlife expert and national treasure Sir David Attenborough , has finally arrived on Netflix .

The Netflix series also had a royal premiere on April 5 with some Prince Harry narrowly avoids run-in with exes Camilla Thurlow and Ellie Goulding in attendance.

Exhilarating visuals and stunning footage of rarely-seen animals mix with somber truths about humanity's impact on the planet's habitats and species in this breathtaking new series.

The first episode has already caught everyone's attention, however, with fans growing particularly emotional regarding a certain baby flamingo.

Our Planet shows hundreds of thousands of birds building nests to keep their eggs above the salt water of a disturbed lake.

When the chicks are born after 30 days of being laid, however, they must escape their nests as the burning sun bears down on their lil' bodies.

Prince Harry narrowly avoids run-in with exes Camilla Thurlow and Ellie Goulding

THAT beautiful baby flamingo! (NETFLIX)

As the water dries, the flamingos and their young must force their way out of the salt plains.

However, they can end up getting seriously stuck.

And in one case, the build-up becomes too great and they are anchored down to the ground, prompting some major emotions on social media.

Ultimately, fans are full of praise for the epic new series and the flamingo scene was a stand-out.

We'll be right back, just need to go cry over the environment and animals again...

Our Planet is available on UK Netflix now

Have you watched Our Planet yet on Netflix? Let us know your favourite scenes in the comments below.

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