The crowds at Glastonbury Festival were in for a treat as Sir David Attenborough made his way to the Pyramid Stage, his presence met with thunderous applause from the over 100,000 festival-goers. This year, the festival made history by going plastic-free for the first time, and Sir David took the stage to thank the audience for their efforts in cutting down their use of plastic at the event.

But the real surprise was yet to come. Sir David treated the crowd to an exclusive prequel of Seven Worlds One Planet, a collaboration between performer/songwriter Sia and composer Hans Zimmer. The film was a visual and auditory masterpiece, taking the audience on a journey through the seven continents and showcasing the diverse wildlife and landscapes of our planet.

As the film played, Sia's powerful vocals and Hans Zimmer's emotive score brought the film to life, leaving the audience in awe of the beauty and fragility of our planet. The film ended with a call to action, encouraging the audience to continue making a difference by reducing their use of plastic and protecting the environment.

It was a truly unforgettable moment, as the audience left the Pyramid Stage with a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper appreciation for the natural world. Sir David's presence and the film's powerful message left a lasting impact on the festival-goers, making it a Glastonbury Festival to remember.