My interests would include meandering through an endless array of environments, sucking the sap off bare bark, commenting on the mating habits of animals, frolicking amongst forested areas completely barebacked, moonlit walks amongst the dying grunion carcasses washed up upon the beach, nature documentaries and narrarating my own documentaries. I do, believe it or not, also have a sense of humor.
The few rare species of animals that as of yet are awaiting to be discovered.
My musical taste is rather refined. I enjoy the classical and the often whimsical music I choose to put in my documentaries. In fact I rather enjoy a bath sometimes and imagine myself as a large whale swimming to the soundtracks I use in my documentaries.
The Life of Birds, Cities of the Wild, Survival Island, The Private Life of Plants, (Animal, Vegetable, Mineral), Sir David Attenborough Remembers 'The Ascent of Man', Sir David Attenborough Remembers the Making of 'Civilisation', Bears: Spy in the Woods, The Way We Went Wild, The Truth About 60s TV, Legend of the Lost Tribe, "The Life of Mammals", "The Blue Planet", Ultimate Wild Paradises: The Top Ten Destinations, "The Human Face", Night of a Thousand Shows, State of the Planet and various other films I've either starred in, produced or written entirely myself. I also recently enjoyed the film The Life Aquatic and I also enjoy Jacque Cousteau films.
BBC, Discovery Channel and various other educational programming available throughout the world.
I often read classical literature but my main interests lie in research papers, studies and scientific scholarly journals.
My personal heroes are all the many animal species I've encountered throughout my life. I often envy their simple lives of needing only reproduction and attaining enough nutrients to sustain themselves and their offspring. It is a life I could only wish we humans could live ourselves.