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In an interview especially for BBCi Nature we asked David Attenborough the most frequently asked questions you have emailed in to us over the past few years.
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How did your career in broadcasting begin?
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Did you study natural history?
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Of the programmes you have made so far, do you have a favourite and can you tell us why?
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What would you like to do next?
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Is there anything you have wanted to make a programme about but couldn't and can you tell
us why?
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What is the greatest change you have seen in wildlife programme making?
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Most people associate you with natural history programmes. What other things have you done?
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What would be your personal seven great wonders of the world?
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Do you have a favourite animal?
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We know you have a passion for natural history, what are your other interests?
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Do you have an ambition or a challenge that you are still keen to achieve?
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Do you have any animals of your own?
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Your programmes have inspired many people, what would be your advice to people who want to do what you do?
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