In his soon-to-be-released film Oceans, Sir David Attenborough discusses the role humans play in protecting the world's many bodies of water. Attenborough, who celebrates his 99th birthday on the 8th, has acknowledged this film as one of the most impactful of his career.
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Sir David Attenborough présente un nouveau film sur la conservation et la protection des océans

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Dans son prochain film Oceans, Sir David Attenborough explore le rôle des humains dans la protection des étendues d’eau du monde. Attenborough, qui fête ses 99 ans le 8, a reconnu ce film comme l’un des plus marquants de sa carrière.

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