The BBC channel announced the release of a special television program, which will be dedicated to the unprecedented animal invented by Joan Rowling for Fantastic Creature France. At the moment, the project is known under the working title "Fantastic Creatures: Natural History." The leading transfer will be Stephen Fry. Moreover, in the work on this project, the BBC channel enlisted the support of the London Museum of Natural Score, where the exposition "Fantastic Creatures: Wonders of Nature" will soon open.
It is important to note that the transfer will not be exclusively entertaining because the creators intend to show how the mythical creatures from the magic world correlate with real animals that live on our planet. The producers argue that in the "natural history" of the audience, there are many creatures that appear both in the films "fantastic creatures" and in the books about Harry Potter. Magic world lovers will be able to get acquainted with such animals as Nühler, Centaur, Phoenix, explosion, fiery Tiger Zavu and many others.
It is reported that in the transfer will appear fragments from the films "Fantastic creatures", as well as disclosed archival data from the museum. When it comes to the screens, it is not yet specified.