Queen Camilla's dog appears in video honouring Sir David Attenborough

In a video tribute honouring Sir David Attenborough on his 100th birthday, Queen Camilla's dog  became an unexpected star o May 8.

The video shown at the Royal Albert Hall featured the Moley, alongside King Charles at his Scottish residence.

Moley captured the hearts of viewers during the special birthday celebration for the renowned conservationist.

Moley joined the royal household in February last year, when Camilla adopted the puppy just months after losing her cherished companion Beth.

David Attenborough said he had been "completely overwhelmed" by birthday greetings as he turned 100 on Friday in ​a worldwide outpouring of affection for the British wildlife broadcaster after decades of trailblazing work.

After more than 70 years of film-making, Attenborough's instantly recognisable voice is synonymous with the story ‌of nature.

Counting Britain's royal family, former US President Barack Obama and pop star Billie Eilish among his admirers, ⁠Attenborough's charisma, humour and warmth, alongside the depth of his knowledge and flair for storytelling, have made him a broadcasting superstar.

"Your ability to communicate the beauty and vulnerability of our natural environment remains unequalled," was how ​the late Queen Elizabeth summed up his achievements in 2019.