Prince William jokes that children are "unpredictable" because he compares them to melting glaciers

Prince William gave an unexpected glimpse into the fatherhood of three children under five, joking about the fact that his offspring was a handful during an interview with Sir David Attenborough in Davos.

The Duke's father, five-year-old Prince George, three-year-old Princess Charlotte, and nine-month-old Prince Louis, spoke of "unpredictable" while he sat yesterday with the broadcaster at the World Economic Forum.

Prince William interviewed the broadcaster live on a series of topics ranging from glaciers to plastic pollution.

While Sir David explained how difficult it was for the crew to capture the moment when a glacier had lost a large block of ice during his series on Netflix titled Our Planet, Prince William mocked: "This is a little children, David – unpredictable. "

The broadcaster laughed and replied, "Absolutely."

While the naturalist explained how difficult it was for a film crew to capture a glacier throwing a large chunk of ice, Prince William joked, "They look a bit like David's children – unpredictable." Above, the Duke of Cambridge with Prince George and Princess Charlotte while they were going to meet their brother Prince Louis for the first time in April 2018

Their comic exchange took place while the audience was watching a dramatic excerpt from the Sir David series.

As the broadcaster began to explain that rising temperatures was one of the greatest dangers facing the world today, he then highlighted the difficulty of capturing the precise moment when a glacier "screwed" the large fragment of ice.

"In the Arctic, temperatures are rising very, very fast," said Sir David at the conference. "The team that directed this series determined that she needed images of melting ice that would symbolize that."

He continued: "They climbed on the northern glaciers that go very fast. They went on a glacier knowing that it was moving quite fast in the sea. But the glaciers still move a little … & # 39;

The Duke of Cambridge interviewed Sir David Attenborough on topics ranging from glaciers to difficulties encountered during filming and even plastic pollution during an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

The interview took place at the World Economic Forum in Davos. During a tribute program to the BBC in 2016 on the occasion of Sir David Attenborough's 90th birthday, Prince William called it a "national treasure" – a dream come true for the King

David Attenborough revealed that rising temperatures is one of the greatest dangers facing the planet today and highlighted the difficulty of capturing the moment when a glacier calved a piece of ice-size from a skyscraper.

The sentence made by Prince William could have revealed the temperament of his eldest, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Photo above at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19, 2018

After laughing at Prince William's joke, Sir David confirmed that the best way for the crew to see the glacier was to fly in a helicopter.

In a 2016 BBC tribute program commemorating the 90th anniversary of Sir David Attenborough, Prince William called it a "national treasure" – so it was a memorable occasion for the royal .

He added, "I always do it, but when I was a young boy, I loved turning on the television and watching David's programs. I really felt like I was back in Africa or learning something magical and almost out of this world. planet & # 39.