Narrator David Attenborough at the age of 80 narrates the documentary. Unlike many well-known domestic documentarians, he is first and foremost a naturalist and ecologist who has personally traveled and photographed every corner of the earth; secondly, he is a famous BBC announcer. It is said that in the UK, the voice of this grandfather has become a household name in nature documentaries; as long as children hear his voice, they will know that there are small animals on TV again...
In the field of biological ecology 50 Years of professionalism have allowed Attenborough to write and produce many films of higher quality than their counterparts, and decades of dual professionalism in the fields of natural science and broadcasting allow him to calmly speak every word with an indescribable power. . To be honest, in British English, Attenborough's intonation isn't very cadence; but when the elegant and flamboyant commentary matches the eighty-year-old's voice, you'll feel like those corners of our planet Such incredible and magnificent miracles do happen; and such a group of hardworking masters, and some of their works, exist as if they were born to depict those miracles.
After watching this film, I really feel that the university spent so much time learning English in vain...
Students who are still listening to VOA English listening and even listening to some English tapes recorded by Chinese people in the university, hurry up and watch some Attenborough films... ...now I think VOA is really badass...
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