Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis asked a naturalist questions and excited the fans.
The royal offspring take their first steps of their own: In a video, Prince George (7), Princess Charlotte (5) and Prince Louis (2) each ask a question to the naturalist Sir David Attenborough (94), who answers questions about the animal world. On the official Twitter account her parents Prince William (38) and Duchess Kate (38) the clip was released. "Sir David Attenborough, we have some questions for you," they wrote. Many users are enthusiastic – because they have never heard the voices of the three children before.
The little royals wanted to know
First up is Prince George's turn. The seven-year-old stands in front of a hedge and asks in a self-confident voice: "Hello David Attenborough, which animal do you think will go extinct next?" Attenborough replies that he hopes no more species become extinct. "Because there are many things we can do when animals are threatened with extinction. We can protect them." Then Princess Charlotte surprises with her question: "I like spiders. Do you like spiders too?" "I love spiders. I'm glad that you like them too," the naturalist replies enthusiastically. Prince Louis concludes. The youngest wants to know which animals Attenborough likes. "I think I like monkeys best," said the 94-year-old.
The fans are enthusiastic about the sugar-sweet question-answer clip. "This is the cutest video I've ever seen" or "I'm melting, that's just wonderful. Well done kids! And Sir David is great," you can read in the comments, among other things.