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Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have spoken with Sir David Attenborough in a recently posted video.
In the clip, posted on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Twitter account, seven-year-old George asks, “Hi David Attenborough! Which animal do you think will go extinct next?”
Sir David, 94, replied: “Well, let’s hope there aren’t any, because there are a lot of things we can do when animals are in danger of extinction. We can protect them.”
Charlotte, age five, asked, “Hi David Attenborough! I like spiders, do you like spiders too?”
Sir David enthusiastically responded by saying that they are “wonderful things”, adding: “Why are people so afraid of them?”
Prince George wanted to know which animals are going extinct. Image: Kensington Royal
The last to ask a question was two-year-old Louis, who asked (as best he could), “What animal do you like?”
For Sir David, the answer was nice and simple: “I think I like monkeys better.”
It’s rare to see George, Charlotte, and Louis on camera, and this is believed to be the first time they’ve all been heard talking together on video.
Princess Charlotte asked if Sir David likes spiders. Image: Kensington Royal
The new footage was released after Sir David paid a visit to the Cambridges last week, when he presented Prince George with a fossilized shark tooth.
Unbeknownst to the young royal, the present, which Sir David found on vacation in Malta in the 1960s, sparked a diplomatic dispute, with Maltese officials demanding his return to the island.
Sir David answered the three children’s questions. Image: Kensington Royal
But the authorities soon Turned in u and said he no longer wished to pursue the matter.
Sir David visited the royals at their Kensington Palace home to privately view his new documentary, A Life On Our Planet.
The Cambris met Sir David Attenborough last week when he gave Prince George a shark tooth. Photo: Kensington Palace
The veteran broadcaster also recently joined Instagram, breaking the world record for the fastest account to reach one million followers.
He earned his first million followers in four hours and 44 minutes and posted to say he was joining the social media platform to emphasize the urgency of fighting climate change.
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