United States (US)
Free
Fawesome
Rent
Amazon Video
Apple TV Store
Google Play Movies
YouTube
Buy
- Amazon Video
- Apple TV Store
- Google Play Movies
- YouTube
Global watch-provider guide
Animals Streaming Availability by Country
Compare legal subscription, free, ad-supported, rental and purchase listings returned by TMDB for each region.
Selected market: United States (US)
Watch options
Offers listed in 11 regions
TMDB lists the following legal watch-provider options for Animals in United States.
Free
- Fawesome
Rent
- Amazon Video
- Apple TV Store
- Google Play Movies
- YouTube
Buy
- Amazon Video
- Apple TV Store
- Google Play Movies
- YouTube
Australia (AU)
Subscription
Amazon Prime Video
Foxtel Now
Beamafilm
Amazon Prime Video with Ads
Free
- Beamafilm
Rent
JustWatch TV- Apple TV Store
- Amazon Video
- Beamafilm
Buy
- Apple TV Store
- Amazon Video
Canada (CA)
Rent
- Apple TV Store
Buy
- Apple TV Store
Gibraltar (GI)
Subscription
MUBI
Guernsey (GG)
Subscription
- MUBI
MUBI Amazon Channel
Rent
- Amazon Video
Buy
- Amazon Video
Ireland (IE)
Subscription
- MUBI
- MUBI Amazon Channel
Free with ads
Plex
Rent
- Apple TV Store
- Google Play Movies
Sky Store
Rakuten TV
Buy
- Apple TV Store
- Google Play Movies
- Sky Store
- Rakuten TV
Malta (MT)
Subscription
- MUBI
New Zealand (NZ)
Subscription
- Amazon Prime Video
- Beamafilm
Free
- Beamafilm
Rent
- JustWatch TV
- Apple TV Store
- Beamafilm
- Amazon Video
Buy
- Apple TV Store
- Amazon Video
Portugal (PT)
Subscription
Filmin
Spain (ES)
Subscription
- Filmin
FlixOlé
Rent
- Apple TV Store
- Rakuten TV
- Google Play Movies
Buy
- Apple TV Store
- Rakuten TV
- Google Play Movies
United Kingdom (GB)
Subscription
- MUBI
- MUBI Amazon Channel
Free with ads
- Plex
Rent
- Apple TV Store
- Rakuten TV
- Amazon Video
- Google Play Movies
- Sky Store
BFI Player- YouTube
Buy
- Apple TV Store
- Rakuten TV
- Amazon Video
- Google Play Movies
- Sky Store
- YouTube
Availability data is supplied by TMDB and powered by JustWatch. Provider listings can change. No price or verification timestamp is shown because the source response does not provide one here.