Poor David Attenborough, he's just come back from the incredible Great Barrier Reef, and now he's been locked in an office to answer all our daft questions.

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Suppose them's the breaks when you're the greatest natural history broadcaster ever. So, what did we learn?

1. Well, for one thing, Attenborough doesn't love every animal.

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2. And he prefers building sandcastles to snowmen. Um, great.

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3. But hey, at least we got a good book recommendation.

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4. And an awesome new fish to look up.

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Here it is!

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5. There are still plenty of places on Attenborough's bucket list.

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6. And he's in no mood to slow down.

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7. If Attenborough could come back as any animal in the world, it would be:

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Well obviously...

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8. He has a very particular question he'd like to ask Charles Darwin...

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9. ...A very specific piece of advice for getting children interested in conservation...

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10. ...And a very passionate answer for why we should all care about nature.

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