Prince George and siblings quiz Sir David Attenborough about wildlife; watch

In rare video foot released on October 3, children of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s children, Prince George, along with his younger bror and sister, have shared ir passion for animals with Sir David Attenborough. In clip, three kids of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s quizzed 94-year-old broadcaster which was recorded at Kensington Palace back in August. Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis asked Attenborough questions about extinction, spiders and naturalist’s favourite animal. 

Shared on Instagram by Kensington Royal, in clip one can see Prince George wearing a red school polo shirt and saying, “Hello David Attenborough, what animal do you think will become extinct next?” While replying to question, Attenborough said: “Well l, let's hope re won't be any”. He added that when a species is endangered, human beings should come forward to protect m.

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Princess Charlotte, who is seen wearing a grey school dress, revealed her fondness for spiders and asked Attenborough, “Do you like spiders too?” 94-year-old replied saying, “I love spiders, I'm so glad you like m”. He furr said that people might be frightened of m because of ir eight legs and ability to change direction quickly. But spiders are clever, he added and furr suggested young princess watch m build a web. 

youngest of all, two-year-old Prince Louis asked: “What animal do you like?” "Monkeys," was response from Attenborough. However, he also cautioned and said: “Mind you, you can’t have monkeys sitting around home because that is t where y live”. “So what can you have at home that you like? Well, which would you choose—a puppy or a kitten?" said Sir David, before continuing: "It's a very difficult question. I think I'd go for a puppy.”

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Attenborough gifts fossilised shark tooth to Prince George 

Last month, Attenborough was pictured in Kensington Palace after joining young family to watch an outdoor screening of his new film ‘David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet’. During visit, 94-year-old also gave Prince George a fossilised shark tooth from a carcharocles megalodon, a species that lived approximately 3 million years ago. Pictures released by palace showed Prince George looking intrigued as he inspected tooth. 

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