Stephen Attenborough
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| 16:47 UK time, Monday, 7 January 2008
From: The Cassiquiri at the mouth of the Aripuana River
Stephen introduces the napkin moth.
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I absolutely love Sir (Lord) David Attenborough and have all my respect towards Stephen, so this is like a birthday cake with an extra layer of chocolate!
PS as seen, Stephen is still minus one broken arm...
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you learn everyday something new, I'd never heard of a napkin moth :P *is still giggling*
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Aw dear, you crack me up ;). Hilarious, all your videos are like little gems, and we - soon to be fans of 'Last Chance to See' as well as your own, loyal, forum surfing Fry's Fluffettes - await every one with sheer delight. It's just a joy, and thank you for offering us so much so often!
Hope you're having a great time!
Debs (mp) xxx
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Priceless !
With all the doom and gloom in the news these days, it's so nice to have you guys on hand to cheer us up !
realise you are working real hard but more of these gems please !
Cant wait for more blogs soon !
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I love this! Very funny.
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The legend that is Stephen Fry is living proof that entertainment needn't be smutty or foul, oh and the “great one” is forever teaching us new things too.
P.s. Where can I buy a "Spoon Moth" from, any ideas?
Loving Stephens exploits, but why on earth has he travelled to the other side of the world to see extraordinary animals and creatures and is using his phone to photograph them? For pity sake Steve :)
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What a wonderful series. How ironic that the preservation of our Planet is a matter for everyone, and that I who live outside the UK get the "friendly" message while trying to play this video: Not available in your area.
What do yo mean "not available"? There is no technical or commercial reason why this video is not available. It is the BBC's choice to MAKE it unavailable.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the first of the series. The baby manatee was adorable, yet vulnerable. Stephen was brilliant, even after he broke his arm. Still polite and thankful for the help despite being in great pain.
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