Sir David Attenborough Gives a Lesson on Seeds | The Green Planet | BBC Earth

Giant seeds, tiny seeds, floaty seeds and flying seeds. Sir David Attenborough gives us a quick biology lesson in all of them.


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The Green Planet (2022)
Join Sir David Attenborough and step into a hidden world full of remarkable behaviour, emotional stories and surprising heroes. Using specialist cameras, this spectacular series allows us to travel beyond the power of the human eye, to look closer at the interconnected world of plants, showcasing over two decades of new discoveries. From deserts, tropical jungles and underwater worlds to seasonal lands and our own urban environment, each episode introduces a set of plants, reveals the battles they face, and the ingenious ways they’ve found to survive.

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[JackE.Johnson]

This is a voice that explains the world inside of my head

[koriw]

Mad respect for David Attenborough! He's 95 years old and will be 96 on May 8th. He is the world's most travelled human (except for astronauts) because of how many times he's been around the world for his work with so many forms of nature studies. I wish he could live forever...

[pk.d.g-c]

Cant imagine BBC Earth without David Attenborough in it. He is a legend. The best story teller. Make you really want to listen to whatever he is saying. 🥰 Stay healthy and long live Sir David.

[galetanu]

I am 71. I used to see Sir David in films we watched in upper primary school science classes and all the way through high school. He made the brilliant classes and studies so enjoyable. He's just the greatest.!!

[derekfisher]

He is the best at what he does, without question. What a win for the earth and all of us to have Sir Attenborough around in our lifetime.

[keyzin]

David Attenborough's voice means we are in for a treat !

[azarkfataldelusion]

Almost 70 yrs ago this man had a vision of bringing various wildlife forms to us in our homes. From working on thin budgets, travelling between various tribes for weeks, waiting on worst possible airstrips for days in even harsher weathers just to bring us a footage of the rare animals we haven't seen before. This man truly is a Gem. I'm so glad he inspired me and was a part of my childhood.

[itzreece]

Legendary Guy, definitely enjoy him narrating.

[beautyforashes]

So interesting and I love anything hosted by Sir Attenborough. He always makes whatever documentary I'm watching that much better, just by his presence and excellent commentary. I'm glad that he's still with us.

[twinflowerfioretta]

after work in the Hospital, watching D. Attenborough, - so delightful and great Joy! Thanks a lot! 🤗

[martyps]

This man could recite a train timetable and I'd be completely enthralled.

[elisemiller]

This elder is such a vast treasure of knowledge and hands on natural world story telling. Long may he thrive ~

[imanmodern]

His voice on national geographic wild chanel so amazing

[teebashdefat]

I just can't get enough of his voice! 💜

[MsKamakshi]

Sir David : look! The seeds
Me: look! Thats the guy with an amazing personality and a stunning voice😘❤️

[jacobwebster]

He has always just given me a sense of peace, and calmess when I listen to him speak.

[jayr]

I have watch almost all his documentary since my childhood.
He is a legend. Every time I watch him makes me want to learn more about nature and science. Just amazing person.

[mnmlst]

Attenborough should be immortal. He's such a legend.

[themetaversebeing]

I don't know why, I am getting emotional and having tears in my eyes. I love him so much.

[SciNatureVoice]

I genuinely love this man and his passion for natural world... it's crazy...