Dad-to-be Prince Harry may need to work on his naming technique before the big day next year after a practice run on a snail.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited Albert Park Primary School during their hectic Melbourne visit on Thursday, where they were shown the students' sustainability garden.
Schoolgirls Chloe and Daisy showed off their catch - a snail - and asked the royal couple to name the slimy creature.
"I think I'll leave it to Harry," the Duchess told the students.
"I think Speedy," the Duke told the delighted girls.
The expectant couple also took time to speak to six-year-olds Gracie, Meredith, Pheobe and Tilly about their plastic-free lunches.
"I'm really excited," Gracie said about meeting the duo.
Her friend Meredith said they were a little bit nervous too.
Both said they had been looking forward to seeing them for ages.
The couple shook hands with screaming school children who greeted the royals by jumping and screaming when they arrived after a delay.
Australian Associated Press
