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Sir David Attenborough’s Wild London: Why His Heart Belongs to a City of Surprising Nature

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For over seventy years, Sir David Attenborough has journeyed to Earth’s most remote corners. Yet, his heart and home have always remained in one place: London. In a special new documentary, Wild London, the legendary broadcaster and naturalist turns his gaze to the remarkable wildlife thriving in his own backyard, revealing why he wouldn’t live anywhere else.

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