Summary
Sir David Attenborough has lived in Richmond, London, for decades and has recently featured the city in a new documentary called "Wild London." The film highlights London's wildlife, showcasing various urban animal encounters, and marks Attenborough's deep appreciation for the city's natural environment.
Key Facts
- Sir David Attenborough has lived in Richmond, London, for 70 years.
- He has released a documentary titled "Wild London," focusing on the wildlife in the city.
- The documentary shows animals like pigeons on trains and snake colonies by canals.
- Attenborough interacts warmly with animals, such as a falcon chick and a harvest mouse.
- The film touches on urban wildlife interactions, like a dog near a deer fawn in a park.
- Sir David was particularly impressed with The Ealing Beaver Project in west London.
- The documentary is broadcast months before Sir David Attenborough turns 100 years old.
