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Prime Video just dropped the trailer for Octopus!

Get ready to dive into the colorful world of the ocean with Octopus!, a brand-new two-part documentary coming only to Prime Video. Just in time for Earth Day, the trailer has been released, giving fans a first look at this unique undersea adventure.

What is ‘Octopus!’ About?

Octopus! is not your usual nature documentary. Narrated and produced by Emmy Award-winning Phoebe Waller-Bridge, this series takes viewers on a wild journey. It talks about love, mystery, strange adventures in Mexico, unicorn sightings, a quilting contest, and even Tracy Morgan’s obsession with octopuses. Yes, all of that is part of a show about the fascinating life of the octopus.

The documentary follows these smart and mysterious sea animals throughout their lives. Along the way, it introduces real-life characters, like scientists trying to protect them, explorers learning about them, and celebrities who are huge fans of octopuses.

Who is behind ‘Octopus!’?

The series is a team effort between Waller-Bridge’s company, Wells Street Films, Amazon MGM Studios, and Jigsaw Productions, run by the well-known filmmaker Alex Gibney. It is directed by Niharika Desi, who brings the deep-sea magic to life on screen.

When and Where to Watch

Octopus! will be available to stream on Prime Video starting May 8, with both episodes released at the same time. Viewers in over 240 countries and regions can watch it on launch day. If you’re an Amazon Prime member, the series is included with your subscription.

An Amazon Prime membership costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year. It includes not just access to Prime Video, but also fast, free shipping on millions of items, plus special discounts and deals.

Discounted memberships are available too. College students and young adults (ages 18–24) can try Prime Student free for six months, then pay just $7.49 monthly or $69 yearly. People who receive government assistance can try Prime Access for free for 30 days, then continue for only $6.99 a month.

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