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A fossil of a 560-million-year-old creature, which researchers believe to be the first animal predator, has been named after the British naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough.
Scientists said Monday they believe the specimen, named Auroralumina attenboroughii, is the earliest creature known to have a skeleton. It is related to the group that includes corals, jellyfish and anemones, they say.
&ldquo;It's generally held that modern animal groups like jellyfish appeared 540 million years ago in the Cambrian explosion," said Phil Wilby, a palaeontologist at the British Geological Survey. &ldquo;But this predator predates that by 20 million years." He said it was &ldquo;massively exciting&rdquo; to know that the fossil was one of possibly many that hold the key to &ldquo;when complex life began on Earth.&rdquo; The fossil was found in Charnwood Forest near Leicester in central England, where Attenborough used to go fossil hunting.
The 96-year-old said he was &ldquo;truly delighted." Frankie Dunn, from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, said the specimen was very different to other fossils found in Charnwood Forest and around the world.
Dunn said, unlike most other fossils from the Cambrian period, &ldquo;this one clearly has a skeleton, with densely-packed tentacles that would have waved around in the water capturing passing food, much like corals and sea anemones do today." The first part of the creature's name is Latin for dawn lantern, in recognition of its great age and resemblance to a burning torch.
The Cambrian explosion, which took place between about 541 million to 530 million years ago, was an evolutionary burst that saw the emergence of a huge diversity of animals. Many of the creatures evolved hard body parts such as calcium carbonate shells during this time.

Natural historian David Attenborough now has a fossil named after him

A fossil of a 560-million-year-old creature, which researchers believe to be the first animal predator, has been named after the British naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough.

The fossil was found in Charnwood Forest near Leicester in central England, where Attenborough used to go fossil hunting.

A fossil of a 560-million-year-old creature, which researchers believe to be the first animal predator, has been named after the British naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough.
Scientists said Monday they believe the specimen, named Auroralumina attenboroughii, is the earliest creature known to have a skeleton. It is related to the group that includes corals, jellyfish and anemones, they say.
&ldquo;It's generally held that modern animal groups like jellyfish appeared 540 million years ago in the Cambrian explosion," said Phil Wilby, a palaeontologist at the British Geological Survey. &ldquo;But this predator predates that by 20 million years." He said it was &ldquo;massively exciting&rdquo; to know that the fossil was one of possibly many that hold the key to &ldquo;when complex life began on Earth.&rdquo; The fossil was found in Charnwood Forest near Leicester in central England, where Attenborough used to go fossil hunting.
The 96-year-old said he was &ldquo;truly delighted." Frankie Dunn, from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, said the specimen was very different to other fossils found in Charnwood Forest and around the world.
Dunn said, unlike most other fossils from the Cambrian period, &ldquo;this one clearly has a skeleton, with densely-packed tentacles that would have waved around in the water capturing passing food, much like corals and sea anemones do today." The first part of the creature's name is Latin for dawn lantern, in recognition of its great age and resemblance to a burning torch.
The Cambrian explosion, which took place between about 541 million to 530 million years ago, was an evolutionary burst that saw the emergence of a huge diversity of animals. Many of the creatures evolved hard body parts such as calcium carbonate shells during this time.

A giant ice sculpture of Sir David Attenborough has gone on display at South Bank in London to bring to light the climate crisis. The installation, which is temporary, is a bust of the veteran naturalist's head and shoulders. The installation has been erected by energy drink company TENZING and seeks to showcase the Arctic sea ice melt caused by carbon emissions. The sculpture can be viewed online on the company's social media channels. Sir Attenborough inspired the campaign when he joined Instagram in September.

Ice sculpture of Sir David Attenborough on display in London to highlight climate crisis

A huge ice sculpture of Sir David Attenborough has gone on display at South Bank in London to highlight the climate crisis

A giant ice sculpture of Sir David Attenborough has gone on display at South Bank in London to bring to light the climate crisis. The installation, which is temporary, is a bust of the veteran naturalist. The installation has been erected by energy drink company,&nbsp;TENZING&nbsp;which seeks to showcase the&nbsp;effect of carbon&nbsp;emission on Arctic sea ice. The sculpture can be viewed online on the company's social media channels. Sir Attenborough inspired the campaign when he joined Instagram in September.

Curb excess capitalism to safeguard the climate: Sir Attenborough

Veteran broadcaster and renowned&nbsp;naturalist Sir David Attenborough&nbsp;in a new podcast&nbsp;said, that excesses have to be curbed by western countries to restore the natural world.&nbsp;While calling for a shift in value systems, he also said wealthy nations must take a minute to reflect on&nbsp;their standard of living to safeguard the climate.&nbsp;He further said that people are beginning to realise that greed does not bring any joy whatsoever.&nbsp;
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Veteran broadcaster and renowned&nbsp;naturalist Sir David Attenborough&nbsp;in a new podcast&nbsp;said, that excesses have to be curbed by western countries to restore the natural world.&nbsp;While calling for a shift in value systems, he also said wealthy nations must take a minute to reflect on&nbsp;their standard of living to safeguard the climate.&nbsp;He further said that people are beginning to realise that greed does not bring any joy whatsoever.&nbsp;
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Veteran broadcaster and renowned&nbsp;naturalist Sir David Attenborough&nbsp;in a new podcast&nbsp;said, that excesses have to be curbed by western countries to restore the natural world.&nbsp;While calling for a shift in value systems, he also said wealthy nations must take a minute to reflect on&nbsp;their standard of living to safeguard the climate.&nbsp;He further said that people are beginning to realise that greed does not bring any joy whatsoever.&nbsp;
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Sir David Attenborough makes Instagram debut, breaks records!

Veteran naturalist Sir David Attenborough&nbsp;made his debut on&nbsp;social media platform Instagram&nbsp;on Thursday and made history.
He became the fastest person on the platform to reach 1 million followers!&nbsp;Guinness World Records also shared that within 4 hours of joining, the environmentalist had a million followers and they are over 2.7 million and counting!&nbsp;
In his first video message,&nbsp;Attenborough&nbsp;warned everyone that the world is in trouble, adding that he would be using the platform to spread awareness about the problems and list ways to solve them.&nbsp;
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Veteran naturalist Sir David Attenborough&nbsp;made his debut on&nbsp;social media platform Instagram&nbsp;on Thursday and made history.
He became the fastest person on the platform to reach 1 million followers!&nbsp;Guinness World Records also shared that within 4 hours of joining, the environmentalist had a million followers and they are over 2.7 million and counting!&nbsp;
In his first video message,&nbsp;Attenborough&nbsp;warned everyone that the world is in trouble, adding that he would be using the platform to spread awareness about the problems and list ways to solve them.&nbsp;
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David Attenborough awarded Indira Gandhi Peace Prize

The Indira Gandhi Peace Prize has been awarded to English&nbsp;broadcaster and natural historian David Attenborough at a virtual event.
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh&nbsp;conferred the accolade to Attenborough&nbsp;who was described as one of Nature's "most staunch conscience keepers" for over half a century.&nbsp;
The Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and Development was instituted in the memory of the former prime minister in 1986. It&nbsp;is given to individuals or organisations who work towards ensuring international peace and development, ensuring that scientific discoveries are used to further the scope of freedom and better humanity.

David Attenborough awarded Indira Gandhi Peace Prize
Former PM Manmohan&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;conferred the award&nbsp;
The Peace prize was instituted in 1986
Awarded to those working for international peace &amp; development

The Indira Gandhi Peace Prize has been awarded to English&nbsp;broadcaster and natural historian David Attenborough at a virtual event.
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh&nbsp;conferred the accolade to Attenborough&nbsp;who was described as one of Nature's "most staunch conscience keepers" for over half a century.&nbsp;
The Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and Development was instituted in the memory of the former prime minister in 1986. It&nbsp;is given to individuals or organisations who work towards ensuring international peace and development, ensuring that scientific discoveries are used to further the scope of freedom and better humanity.

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