Jeremy Clarkson responds to criticism from BBC naturalist Chris Packham after Packham made remarks about Clarkson’s Farm during an appearance on Celebrity Gogglebox earlier this month. Packham, watching the show’s opening titles, said the sequence does not reflect what farms look like, arguing that many farms rely on monocultures, chemical inputs and intensive indoor animal rearing. Clarkson, in turn, calls Packham “endlessly angry” and says the comments were poorly received in a television context. Clarkson writes that Packham’s critique extends beyond the credits and claims Packham previously visited Diddly Squat Farm in 2012, adding that if there were animals in crates or being mistreated, Packham would have noticed and spoken up. The reports also note Packham’s public profile on environmental and animal-rights issues, including past criticism of ITV’s I’m A Celebrity for using live creatures in “Bushtucker Trials.” HuffPost UK says it contacted Packham’s team for comment.