The BBC Natural History unit is one of Sir David Attenborough's finest achievements. They are head and shoulders above the rest of the world when it comes to wildlife film making. Amazingly talented people given the time and resources they need to do truly spectacular things.

Needs more David Attenborough.

He's not taking any work from Attenborough, that's for sure.

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There was a longer version of this available, but it was narrated by Oprah.. and I just said 'nooooooo-oh!'. Attenborough is -so- much better!

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Where's the David Attenborough voiceover?

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Once upon a time, National Geographic was serious, educational, and interesting. Now they find the need to be all "EXTREME" with people like this guy pandering to the audience, because clearly the general public is too stupid and has too short an attention span to actually listen to the stuff.

And yet, somehow we can tolerate David Attenborough's completely dry and boringly British delivery.

[EDIT]Oh, and remember the old theme song? Now THAT was a theme song!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF7FeNjNjHk

(Sir Richard Attenborough voice:) "The Derpa-Derp spider uses her goofy, unassuming markings to soften her prey which are soon overcome with a sensation of overwhelming silliness. Hidden behind this derper-death mask are deadly fangs which spring-forth to subdue her chortling prey."

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Jane Goodall is an amazing woman who deserves way more recognition for all she does. I always hear about David Attenborough, I'd like to hear more about Jane.

He's almost David Attenborough... almost.

Couldn't agree more.

In the past, there was some justification from an educational point of view where most people could never see these animals in the wild. These days we have David Attenborough (and if anyone argues that seeing wild animals in person in a zoo enclosure is better than seeing them in their natural environment on tv, I will pimp slap them).

I also accept that there are some species that are so endangered that zoos provide a useful breeding program, but ultimately the goal should be to do away with zoos altogether.

Lol, I love when people put all these human concepts like love or nobility onto animals.

Animals are just as fallible as humans. They fight over females, and in many cases forcibly mount their "prize".

I remember watching an Attenborough documentary on walruses and how the females have to try to run past males in heat to get to the sea to get food for their cubs. A friend of mine watching it with me was horrified. "That's disgusting" she said. "Walruses are rapists!"