Pluto TV Natura is an oddity, an Italian-language nature channel based in the United States, owned by Pluto TV, broadcasting to diaspora audiences. The programming leans heavily on classic wildlife footage: think BBC Earth reruns and older National Geographic specials, all dubbed in Italian. The narration is consistently formal, almost theatrical, which works well for the sweeping landscape shots but feels stiff during faster-paced animal behavior sequences. Commercial breaks are frequent but short, typical of free ad-supported TV. What sets it apart from, say, a standard Discovery feed is the lack of reality or human-interest filler, it's almost exclusively pure nature content. If you want to watch Pluto TV Natura live, expect long stretches of undersea life or African savanna with minimal interruption. The Italian voiceovers sometimes clash with the original English titles left untranslated in the credits, a minor but persistent glitch. Still, for anyone nostalgic for Italian TV nature blocks or wanting Italian-language background ambience, it's a niche worth having. You can watch Pluto TV Natura online through Tvivu, and it's among the few Documentary tv United States channels that cater specifically to Italian speakers. The curation isn't deep, but the focus is refreshingly singular.