On May 8, 1926, Sir David Frederick Attenborough was born in England. He is a writer, broadcaster, naturalist, and biologist.

Most notably, he and the BBC Natural History Unit co-created the nine natural history programs that make up the Life collection, an in-depth study of the animal and plant life on Earth.

Attenborough served as BBC Two’s controller and BBC Television’s head of programming during the 1960s and 1970s. At the time, he was a senior executive with the BBC. For eight decades, he has been a writer, a presenter, and a storyteller. Natural World, Wildlife on One, the Planet Earth trilogy, The Blue Planet, and its follow-up are among his published works. He first became well-known in 1954 as the Zoo Quest emcee.

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David Attenborough wife

David Attenborough’s wife is Jane Elizabeth Ebsworth Oriel. Attenborough wed Jane Elizabeth Ebsworth Oriel in 1950.

David Attenborough children

Robert and Susan, two of David Attenborough’s children, were born. Robert Attenborough, D.D.S. professor of bioanthropology. At ANU, there is a College of Arts and Social Sciences.

David Attenborough parents

Frederick Levi Attenborough, a British scholar who serves as the principal of University College, Leicester, and Mary Attenborough are David’s parents.

David Attenborough siblings

There are two further siblings of David Attenborough. John, his younger brother, worked as a manager at the Italian automaker Alfa Romeo until he passed away in 2012. Richard, who passed away in 2014, was an actor and filmmaker.

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