Stream Will Smith's Pole to Pole and many more nature and science documentaries with a 33% saving in this limited-time Disney+ deal

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For fans of nature documentaries, we think Disney+ is one of the best streaming services around, and it has an incredible library of nature and science documentaries.

Disney+ is currently offering one of the best streaming deals we've seen, and right now, new subscribers and eligible returning subscribers can grab Disney+ for just £3.99 a month for the first three months on this UK-only deal.

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Get three months' worth of Disney+ for just £3.99 a month on this UK-only streaming deal. You'll get access to brand new nature-themed shows and movies, plus a vast back catalogue that's guaranteed to keep you entertained. You can cancel your subscription at any time. Offer ends January 28 and auto-renews at the then-current price of the chosen plan (from £5.99).


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Paul Brett

Paul works across Future's Knowledge and Sports websites to find deals that will interest our readership. He is also a published author and an award-winning nature photographer who has spent over a decade climbing and photographing the mountains of Scotland, the UK, and beyond.

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When you consider the amount of content available, this Disney+ deal is a bargain price. I've already mentioned a few above, but other highlights include Ghost Elephants, Secrets of the Whales, Billy and Molly: An Otter Love Story, and Super Animals.

Elsewhere, Meltdown explores the effect of global warming on one of the most beautiful and distant parts of the world. This film follows a UN trip to look at the glacial melt that is forming huge lakes behind moraine dams in Nepal and the dangerous impact this has.

As a mountaineer, at the top of my list to view is Expedition Everest, a groundbreaking expedition on Mount Everest to investigate what secrets the world’s highest peak has to tell us about our changing climate.

For sci-fi buffs, Disney+ also has the entire Star Wars and Marvel libraries, plus the latest releases, including The Mandalorian and Grogu, Maul – Shadow Lord, VisionQuest, and much more.

Please note: This is marked as a limited-time deal on Disney Plus and ends on January 28 and is a UK-specific deal. But you can subscribe to one month of Disney+ for $9.99, down from $12.99.

Key features: A vast library of Nature and Science content, including the vast National Geographic library, and much more. You can cancel your monthly subscription at any time.

Price history: Offers come up occasionally for Disney+ in the UK, but the current 33% off deal is the best one we've seen since this time last year.

✅ Buy it if: You want to be amongst the first to watch Pole to Pole with Will Smith and get access to what we regard as one of the best streaming packages for nature and science fans at a bargain price for three months.

❌ Don't buy it if: You're a current subscriber to Disney+ or live outside of the UK.

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Paul Brett
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Paul is a deals writer for Live Science and writes across the stable of Sports and Knowledge brands at Future. He has previously worked in cycling media and authored numerous articles on Bike Perfect, Cycling News and Cycling Weekly. Paul is an award-winning photographer having won Mountain Photographer of the Year with Trail Magazine and has a passionate interest in all things photography. A keen hiker and mountaineer he has written and published his own book – Mountaineering in the Scottish Highlands and founded Proper Adventure magazine. Paul will be found most weekends with his camera in hand either at cycling events or on a mountain summit.

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