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It is all too easy for us to lose our connection with the natural world, but some cities are beginning to shape themselves around it.

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[TaalpatarShepai]

I truly wish he gets to live 1000 years

[AllPileup]

Someone should nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize “for his unwavering devotion to the conservation of wildlife and for his determination to promote environmental awareness by utilizing media to spread the message.”

[prashidikadahal]

Sir David Attenborough has such a soothing voice

[kedar]

The way he says “Singapore” is legendary.

[Captainval]

He will never lose his ability to stunningly narrate documentary’s like this and he is and will always be the best documentarian the human race has ever had

[minhtue]

His voice and his contribution to the earth's environment make him a legend.

[LiamDillen]

This should be done EVERYWHERE not just a few select cities

[DanielFenandes]

If Sir David Attenborough is willing to speak, then I'm willing to listen

[prabhat]

This man, Sir David Attenborough deserves a Nobel prize. And most deserving I've seen in my life.

[samuelkamochu]

The very concept is heart warming. The principal of "live and let live". To see those otters play in a City is almost unbelievable and who is better placed to do the narration than sir David Attenborough?

[AniFam]

Tall metal structures with plants and animals in a city…it looks like an excellent way for both humans and animals/plants to live together in urban areas…
The narration is the best as well…🤗

[lukedubs]

I’ve watched almost everything this man has narrated, he’s my stress reliever and go to guy for random knowledge I didn’t even know I wanted to go. I fall asleep to his vids everyday. He’s a legend!

[CamaraHill]

That is so beautiful it looks like something you'd see in a movie.

[nc]

Can't believe how much Singapore has changed since I was last living there, roughly 22 years ago now. Time sure flies. I need to go back, even for just a few day to check out how much it's changed.

[christopherknight]

Mr Attenborough's voice is one that i have known since i was a kid over the last 30 couple years. such a great man with the best job in the world. nobody else could have done this job better than him. for that i say thank you for all of the years, and my boys thank you

[GuavaChiffonTheCosmetix]

Sir David remains as coherent, passionate, expressive and animated as ever. Warms my heart to listen to him and know he's still fully engaged with sharing his perspective and heart with viewers. Theres nobody on the planet I trust more then this man! He deserves the greatest awards and honors humanity can bestow on someone for the education hes provided for generations of people. God Bless you Sir David!

[Tech-gvqk]

Singapore is like the future we picture whenever we imagine how the future cities would look like

[t-bagsalimbakari]

His passion for nature is unquestionably I really admire this man.

[akshaynalawade]

That Gentleman there could read Yellow pages and I'd still listen to it! What a magical voice he has! ❤️

[canberraraiders]

Keep Safe Sir David Attenborough, the world would miss you.