From his home, Attenborough shows viewers 'A Perfect Planet'
FILE - In this Thursday, April 4, 2019 file photo, Sir David Attenborough poses for photographers upon his arrival for the premiere of a new series of Our Planet, at the Natural History Museum in central London. Habitual globe-trotter and natural history presenter Sir David Attenborough has been working from home to save the world — with the help of a new TV show called “A Perfect Planet,” a few blankets and a crew member in his garden. He recorded the commentary for the new BBC and Discovery show “A Perfect Planet,” which celebrates the harmony of the natural world and warns of human disruption to this delicate ecosystem, from his dining room. “A Perfect Planet” launches the new service discovery+ on Jan. 4 and is showing on the U.K.’s BBC One and Canada’s BBC Earth on Jan. 3. (Photo by Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP, File)

FILE - In this Thursday, April 4, 2019 file photo, Sir David Attenborough poses for photographers upon his arrival for the premiere of a new series of Our Planet, at the Natural History Museum in central London. Habitual globe-trotter and natural history presenter Sir David Attenborough has been working from home to save the world — with the help of a new TV show called “A Perfect Planet,” a few blankets and a crew member in his garden. He recorded the commentary for the new BBC and Discovery show “A Perfect Planet,” which celebrates the harmony of the natural world and warns of human disruption to this delicate ecosystem, from his dining room. “A Perfect Planet” launches the new service discovery+ on Jan. 4 and is showing on the U.K.’s BBC One and Canada’s BBC Earth on Jan. 3. (Photo by Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP, File)

Dec. 21, 2020 06:39 AM EST
This image released by Discovery shows David Attenborough who narrates a new TV show called “A Perfect Planet,” which celebrates the harmony of the natural world and warns of human disruption to this delicate ecosystem. “A Perfect Planet” launches the new service discovery+ on Jan. 4 and is showing on the U.K.’s BBC One and Canada’s BBC Earth on Jan. 3. (Silverback Films 2020/BBC/Discovery via AP)

This image released by Discovery shows David Attenborough who narrates a new TV show called “A Perfect Planet,” which celebrates the harmony of the natural world and warns of human disruption to this delicate ecosystem. “A Perfect Planet” launches the new service discovery+ on Jan. 4 and is showing on the U.K.’s BBC One and Canada’s BBC Earth on Jan. 3. (Silverback Films 2020/BBC/Discovery via AP)

Dec. 21, 2020 08:36 AM EST
FILE - In this Thursday, April 4, 2019 file photo, Sir David Attenborough poses for photographers upon his arrival for the premiere of a new series of Our Planet, at the Natural History Museum in central London. Habitual globe-trotter and natural history presenter Sir David Attenborough has been working from home to save the world — with the help of a new TV show called “A Perfect Planet,” a few blankets and a crew member in his garden. He recorded the commentary for the new BBC and Discovery show “A Perfect Planet,” which celebrates the harmony of the natural world and warns of human disruption to this delicate ecosystem, from his dining room. “A Perfect Planet” launches the new service discovery+ on Jan. 4 and is showing on the U.K.’s BBC One and Canada’s BBC Earth on Jan. 3. (Photo by Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP, File)

FILE - In this Thursday, April 4, 2019 file photo, Sir David Attenborough poses for photographers upon his arrival for the premiere of a new series of Our Planet, at the Natural History Museum in central London. Habitual globe-trotter and natural history presenter Sir David Attenborough has been working from home to save the world — with the help of a new TV show called “A Perfect Planet,” a few blankets and a crew member in his garden. He recorded the commentary for the new BBC and Discovery show “A Perfect Planet,” which celebrates the harmony of the natural world and warns of human disruption to this delicate ecosystem, from his dining room. “A Perfect Planet” launches the new service discovery+ on Jan. 4 and is showing on the U.K.’s BBC One and Canada’s BBC Earth on Jan. 3. (Photo by Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP, File)

Dec. 21, 2020 06:40 AM EST