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This July, the nonfiction streaming service is adding a strong selection of series, including true crime show Citizen P.I.,reality dating gameHeartbreak Island, lifestyle series Martha Gets Down and Dirty, new cooking competition show The Globe, and 90 Day Fiancé spinoff Love in Paradise: The Caribbean. Plus, next month Discovery+ will debut Shark Academy, the service's first exclusive shark content, and Puppy Bowl Presents: The Summer Dog Games.
If you're considering becoming a subscriber, then you should know Discovery+ comes with shows from HGTV, TLC, the Food Network, Investigation Discovery, Animal Planet, Discovery Channel, A&E, OWN, and more. All together, it includes more than 2,500 different shows, mainly in the cooking, reality competition, true crime, and nature documentary spaces. To learn more about Discovery+, you can read our breakdown of the subscription's overall value here.
Check out everything coming to Discovery+ in July 2021 below.
Narrated by actor Eric Bana, Envoy: Shark Cull is a feature-length documentary taking aim at Australia's controversial government shark control programs. Featuring interviews with leading experts in ocean conservation, such as Sea Shepherd, Ocean Ramsey, and Madison Stewart, this film captures these programs' shockingly ineffective practices and the catastrophic effects they've had not only along Australia's coasts, but also across the globe. It's an urgent topic worthy of our attention, not to mention the perfect pick for Shark Week (7/11 - 7/18).
How to watch:Envoy: Shark Cullbegins streaming 7/18 on Discovery+
Envoy: Shark Cull (7/18)Song of the Shark (7/11 - 7/18) — a Discovery+ "Immersion"The Surge at Mount Sinai (7/1)
Citizen P.I. (7/27)Heartbreak Island(7/31)Love in Paradise: The Caribbean (7/18)Martha Gets Down and Dirty(7/1)Puppy Bowl Presents: The Summer Dog Games (7/31)Roswell: The Final Verdict (7/2)Serengeti II (7/18)Shark Academy (7/11)The Globe (7/17)
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