Ever since I first heard Sir David Attenborough's voice on the telly, I was hooked as a child, and there is no question I'm watching his work with interest and child like curiosity. Today he's turning 95 years old, and while I'm wishing all the best wishes to him, I also want to express my gratitude to his work for humanity. I think, he is one of the most known and beloved voice and personality not only to nature lovers, documentary geeks... but so much more. Whole families. I was inspired by him so much, I even thought about being a zoologist for a while. I think any documentary he made is worth watched, rewatched... and great choice for family time as well. Luckily we are living in an age, when we don't need to wait for Saturday nights to catch an episode from this immense work ... we can stream it whenever we want. As May is showing us the beauty of our Nature, the wonders of our Planet Earth... to wish Sir David Attenborough's a Happy Birthday, I invite you today fellow Noisers, to stream one (or a full series) documentary from this remarkable man's library. You won't regret it, I'm sure. Thank you for your inspiring words, pictures, knowledge what you brought to us, Sir David Attenborough. Wish you Happy Birthday! Who is with me? Do you like his documentaries? Do you recognise his voice? https://youtu.be/dbCR0KSU52g
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He really is an icon. I learned more from him than I did from my subscription to NatGeo growing up.
Yes, it is quite good content. I remember every Saturday was a treat for me, I was excited to learn more.
Oh yes he is the voice of wildlife - no exceptions long may he continue to live
Absolutely: unique, great memories, and also instant connection with valuable information. >D