David Attenborough And Jane Goodall Join Carl Sagan To Sing 'The Unbroken Thread'

Oh man, I love David Attenborough. And I know a certain lil girl who loves Jane Goodall. And now they're BOTH featured in the latest Symphony of Science, 'The Unbroken Thread'. This is a good one. Especially Jane Goodall's part when she says, "there isn't a sharp line dividing humans from the rest of the animal kingdom -- it's a very wuzzy line -- it's a very wuzzy line -- and it's getting wuzzy-er all the time time time time time time time. That part gave me the shivers. In my timbers. YAAARR!!

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