By Alasdair Glennie PUBLISHED: 16:37 EST, 17 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:37 EST, 17 October 2013 Michaela Strachan: 'You can't fight stereotypes'. The BBC presenter says women will never have the expertise men have In the animal kingdom, it’s common to find gender roles clearly defined between male and female. And the world of TV wildlife presenters is no different, according to veteran BBC host Michaela Strachan. Insisting ‘you can’t fight stereotypes’, the Autumnwatch star says her male co-stars take on the role of expert – while women are simply there as ‘enthusiasts’. Risking the wrath of feminists, the 47-year-old claimed men are ‘wired’ differently, making it easier for them to learn the names and categories of animal species.
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BBC host says 'you can't fight stereotypes'
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The 47-year-old Autumnwatch star says women care about 'emotional problems'
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She defended female presenters who focus on their looks
Defence: Miss Strachan (pictured here in last year's @placeholder) says 'people shouldn't be so critical of people who are good looking on TV'