They're not 'the rats of the sky'.
, having won the hearts of the nation along the way with his boundless enthusiasm, humility and, of course, mindblowing dance moves.with propelling his career into the stratosphere., tomorrow he is presenting an hour-long documentary in which introduces the nation to the animals that started it all off – birds of prey.The world. I absolutely adore showing people the natural world, and what better way to show them than with something so majestic, so beautiful.
Apart from filming golden eagle chicks, which fulfilled a lifelong dream for you, what was the highlight of the experience? If humans weren’t on this Earth, the planet would keep on spinning and nature would keep doing its thing. Yes, right now, we are the ones causing this issue – but to be honest, it’s a handful of people.
So every day I’m falling in love with Mother Nature, but also living in harmony with her – to the extent my agent will ring and say ‘why haven’t you picked up your phone?’ and I’ll be like ‘I’ve been outside’, and they’ll reply ‘yeah, but you’ve got meetings’. Oh sugar.
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