Animal Planet Europe is a feed of Animal Planet, which broadcasts to several countries in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
The channel is broadcast in English, Czech, Hungarian and Russian. The HD feed also carries a Turkish audio track. Turkey has its own SD feed. The channel also carries DVB subtitle tracks in Arabic, Bulgarian, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Macedonian, Norwegian, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian and Swedish.
There used to be separate feeds for the Netherlands and Romania, but both channels closed down in 2013.
Many regions in Europe that previously received the pan-European version of the channel, now receive a localised version.
- Animal Planet Benelux (previously)
- Animal Planet Germany for Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein and the German-speaking part of Switzerland.
- Animal Planet Italy for Italy and the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland
- Animal Planet Poland
- Animal Planet Russia
- Animal Planet Turkey
- Animal Planet UK & Ireland
Ukraine and the Baltic countries still get the pan-European feed in Russian and English.
Video Animal Planet (Europe)
History
In October 2008, Animal Planet adopted the new branding and current logo.
In March 2009, the on-air logo changed its colour from green to white and became transparent.
On September 4, 2012, Animal Planet improved its picture quality by increasing the resolution from 544x576 to 720x576.
Since October 2012, all of the programming - including promos - is broadcast in Anamorphic widescreen picture format.
Currently, Animal Planet is ad-free on its main feed. Some countries, like Romania and Moldova, get localised ad blocks.
Maps Animal Planet (Europe)
Programming
- After Dark
- Animal Battlegrounds
- Baby Planet
- Bad Dog
- Cats 101
- Dark Days in Monkey City
- Dogs 101
- Galapagos
- Growing Up...
- I'm Alive
- Killer Wales
- Max's Big Tracks
- Must Love Cats
- Penguin Safari
- Rescue Vet
- Safari Vet School
- Search for the Knysna elephants
- Shamwari: A Wild Life
- Talk to the Animals
- The Magic of The Big Blue
- Trophy Cats
- Wild Africa Rescue
- Wild Animal Orphans
- Wild France
- Wildest Islands
- Wildest Islands of Indonesia
- Wildlife SOS
- World Wild Wet
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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