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Tennis balls are the bright yellow color that they are known for today, thanks in part to Sir David Attenborough.

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David Attenborough's colorful impact on Wimbledon and tennis: yellow balls Attenborough was one of the people who inspired the switch to yellow balls, the All England Club said Tuesday.

British naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough’s visit to Wimbledon has provided a vivid reminder of his impact on the sport: yellow balls ...

David Attenborough's colorful impact on Wimbledon and tennis: yellow balls Attenborough was one of the people who inspired the switch to yellow balls, the All England Club said Tuesday.

David Attenborough's colorful impact on Wimbledon and tennis: yellow balls Attenborough was one of the people who inspired the switch to yellow balls, the All England Club said Tuesday.

New balls please! But what color should they be? And what part did Sir David Attenborough play in the development of the modern tennis ball?

What color are tennis balls? They all have another common characteristic: they share a color, called optical yellow, which in 1972 was adopted by the ITF - hence the 'age' of the current ball.