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– We are facing a crisis. One that has consequences for all of us, warns Sir David Attenborough (94) in the new film “Extinction: The Facts,” which airs on the British television channel BBC on Sunday.
In the new film, the British natural historian will present the damage humans have caused to the earth, according to the channel.
In danger of extinction
In the film, Attenborough refers to monkeys trying to escape a major fire and lame koala bears seeking refuge when flames engulf the surrounding forest, according to the channel.
The threat we can wake up to
An expert also warns that of the eight million estimated species on earth, one million are now in danger of extinction, according to the channel.
– how lucky I have been
Attenborough also shows viewers the world’s last two northern white rhinos, as the species is in danger of extinction.
– Many people think that extinction is an imaginary story told by conservationists. But I have lived and I know what this is, says James Mwenda, who fits the rhinos, to the canal.
– During my life I have met some of the most remarkable animal species in the world. Only now do I realize how lucky I have been, says the film’s renowned natural historian, according to the channel.
In 2006, the BBC created the nature program Planet Earth, about how humans look at our planet. The show series won numerous awards and had 500 million viewers worldwide. Now the 94-year-old arrives with a new film in which he warns against the extinction of species.
