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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 11 - Caught on Camera

BBC amends Attenborough show to give fossil hunter more credit for pliosaur find

Philip Jacobs was originally named only in the credits of Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Truelove; Mr Bates vs the Post Office; The Traitors; The Tourist – review

Old friends make a pact in a pithy euthanasia thriller; finally, the Post Office scandal gets the attention it deserves; more backstabbers gather at the castle; and from the outback to Ireland with Jamie Dornan

The Guardian - UK

Calls for reptile star of Attenborough hit to be named after man who found it

Complaints amateur fossil hunter Phil Jacobs was ‘airbrushed’ from BBC film about pliosaur discovery

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How to watch Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster online or on TV

Here's how you can watch Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster online, ready for when it airs on January 1 — it's knight versus sea beast in Sir David's latest documentary.

WhatToWatch

How to watch Planet Earth III: Wonders of Nature for free online from anywhere

Sir David Attenborough's landmark series isn't done just yet. How to watch the special Planet Earth III: Wonders of Nature online for free

TechRadar

How to watch Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster for free online from anywhere

Sir David Attenborough teams up with fossil hunters using the latest tech to find the truth behind a recent discovery. How to watch Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster for free from anywhere.

TechRadar

David Attenborough on painstaking process of excavating giant sea monster skull

The story is chronicled in his new documentary, Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster

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Sir David Attenborough says unearthing ‘one-in-a-billion’ fossil was a ‘great privilege’

British TV icon makes the ‘discovery of a lifetime’ in new BBC documentary

The Independent UK

David Attenborough talks discovering a new species of dinosaur for his new TV show

'It's a new species, and it would have been able to deal with Tyrannosaurus rex straight up in a fight. So what more do you want?'

Evening Standard

Christmas TV schedule 2023: Festive highlights to look forward to from BBC, ITV and Channel 4

Christmas TV schedule 2023: Here are all the festive specials from the BBC, ITV and Channel 4, to look forward to over the holiday period.

GoodToKnow

Scientists have found the mostly intact skull of a giant, deadly sea reptile

The pliosaur, which existed millions of years ago, would chomp down with its 130 teeth in a bite far stronger than a crocodile's and had a third eye for locating prey.

WEKU

Men Discover Prehistoric “Underwater T. Rex” Pliosaur While On A Stroll Along English Beach

"It's one of the best fossils I've ever worked on. What makes it unique is it's complete.” The post Men Discover Prehistoric “Underwater T. Rex” Pliosaur While On A Stroll Along English Beach first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Why BBC wildman Chris Packham just can’t stop ruffling feathers

He’s been hailed as the new Attenborough, but the outspoken presenter is now getting the sort of attention that could see him dubbed the new Gary Lineker

The Guardian - UK

‘His curiosity is absolutely unbounded’: What it’s like to work with David Attenborough at 97

‘Planet Earth III’ producer Mike Gunton has worked with the world-famous naturalist for almost four decades. He tells Ellie Harrison about his ‘astonishing, brilliant’ friend, who wouldn’t dream of retirement

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The 20 best TV shows of 2023, from Succession and Happy Valley to The Last of Us

With so many shows airing their final series this year, 2023 felt like the end of a televisual chapter, writes Nick Hilton. But there were also some superb new arrivals. Here are the top 20 releases from the past 12 months

The Guardian - UK

David Attenborough film tells of risky mission to excavate ‘T rex of the seas’ from Dorset cliff

BBC documentary uses cutting-edge science and visual effects to show how details about the Jurassic pliosaur came to light

The Guardian - US

On the 50th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act, a threat looms

The act is believed to have saved 99% of listed species from extinction, but rightwing lawmakers are chipping away at it

The Independent UK

Peter Gabriel review, i/o: A sublime and long-awaited return

Like rock’s answer to David Attenborough, he immerses himself in the natural world

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BBC announces Christmas 2023 TV line-up, including Doctor Who and Strictly

From festive special episodes of TV favourites to documentaries, expect 'an extravaganza of must-watch shows'

WhatToWatch

Danielle Harold gives a surprising description of Nigels's bum in I'm A Celeb 2023 last night: episode 5 recap

I'm A Celebrity 2023 episode 5 recap: Danielle Harold is left red faced after a surprise mooning.

Evening Standard

Rock on: exclusive first look at Natural History Museum's new gardens as £21m revamp underway

The £21 million museum project is transforming lawns into a tour through Earth’s natural history — and David Attenborough is a fan

The Independent UK

Captain Tom: Where Did the Money Go? review: Tomorrow did not turn out to be a good day after all

A sad, strange and compelling tale about the national treasure’s changing legacy

WEKU

Researchers rediscover an echidna named after David Attenborough

Attenborough's long-beaked echidna, a mammal with a unique evolutionary history, was caught on camera for the first time. Researchers hope their find advances conservation efforts in remote Indonesia.

Zenger

Egg-laying Mammal Missing Over 60 Years Photographed For First Time In History

The long-beaked echidna was last recorded in 1961.

Digital Camera World

"Separated from the rest of the mammal tree-of-life about 200 million years ago.” — Lost for 60 years, and found by a trail camera!

Egg-laying mammal named Attenborough was thought to be extinct, but rediscovered alive thanks to trail cameras

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