David Attenborough almost 100

He is indeed! A wonderful
Mam, with such a calm and soothing voice and so much dedicated to his passion.

I never tire of watching his documentaries.

Tut! Man not mam!

I remember in the 1950's watching Zoo Quest on a small TV screen. Even though the picture was in black and white, David Attenborough brought a kaleidoscope world of colour and wonder into our sitting room. I have followed and enjoyed his wildlife programmes ever since. Currently I am loving Secret Garden. He looks jolly good for 100 and I had to smile when reading about his health and longevity that he never felt the need to put on running shoes and go for a jog. A man after my own heart! Happy 100th Birthday, Sir David.

What amazes me is he lies on the ground to look at a hedgehog or whatever and can get back up again!

He is truly amazing, what a zest for life he has. The Secret Garden is so special as it is happening everyday in our own gardens.

I love The Secret Garden😍

Looking at old DA filming from the 50’s and 60’s he was a very good looking man🤭as well as a very charming one.

I was watching Zoo Quest last night as it followed on on iplayer after I’d watch the films about bees and birds. I’d forgotten how delightful they were. There was one in which he was feeding a baby orang utang (sp) condensed milk with a spoon. He put the tin down and I shouted at the tv ‘he’s going to steal it’ ( he did!). And then he put some antiseptic cream on a wound on his arm and I shouted ‘he’s going to lick it’ ( he did). I found myself getting very involved with it all.

Like others I really enjoy David Attenborough programmes. He explains things so well - and clearly.

He has made some wonderful programmes over the years and I'm enjoying Secret Garden too at the moment, another inspiring series.

The clip with the mountain gorillas was amazing but I don't think all of the interaction was filmed, unfortunately. The way he described what happened with the mother gorilla was truly amazing.

Yes, he is amazing for almost 100. I wish I was as fit and I'm years younger than him!

A very well lived life: a national treasure.

One of the most important people of our generation.

and he hasn't stayed stuck in the past either - he's moved with the times. I'll give you an example - earlier work was perhaps more traditionally Darwinian, nature red in tooth and claw, males fighting over females etc.

During his long lifetime there has not only been far more emphasis on how communities work together, how in some primates males care for young ones, and significantly, the work done amongst primates in the 1990's which showed that "gay or "bisexual" sexual behaviour was also part of primate activity.