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Hello, I'm James Reynolds, and in BBC Conversations, we celebrate the 100th birthday of Sir David Attenborough.

David Attenborough began his broadcasting career as a BBC trainee in 1952, working in the then new medium of television, who thought it would last.

Within a couple of years, he was on screen

presenting a wildlife series called Zoo Quest. He travelled the world, filming encounters with

animals, including lemurs, birds of paradise and commodo dragons, bringing those exotic species

right to British audiences. It was a huge hit and the start of what's been

a seven-decade-long career, transforming how so many of us see the natural world. In 1978,

whilst making the groundbreaking series Life on Earth, he famously mesmerized audiences by

rolling around with baby gorillas and their mother in Rwanda.

She put a hand on the top of my head and turned my head towards her to look in one another's eyes.

And then she stuck her finger, which was huge.

I mean, like a great sort of articulated banana and opened my mouth,

put it in my mouth, lowered my jaw and looked inside my mouth. So it was, it was extraordinary.

Just one of those astonishing moments. I remember growing up and watching that clip again and

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