Published
A rarely-seen echidna, named after the famed naturalist David Attenborough, was seen by scientists for the first time since 1961 after being spotted on trail cam in Indonesia’s Cyclops mountains.
#GlobalNews #echidna #rareanimals #shorts
#GlobalNews #echidna #rareanimals #shorts
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
03:22
China's population falls for first time since 1961 - BBC News
-
00:57
Ovación a David Attenborough en la apertura de la COP26
-
03:36
David Attenborough: ‘Act now on climate change or it will be too late’ - BBC News
-
01:45
The Opening to Episode 1 feat. Sir David Attenborough | Planet Earth III | Saturdays on BBCA
-
04:55
David Attenborough's new series to focus on sounds never heard before
-
02:45
COP26 summit: Sir David Attenborough, UN secretary-general call for action on climate change
-
12:16
David Attenborough talks about his new Netflix film | The Economist Podcast
-
07:08
Hans Zimmer: I found my calling with Sir David Attenborough documentaries - BBC Newsnight
-
07:08
Hans Zimmer: I found my calling with Sir David Attenborough documentaries - BBC Newsnight
-
01:18
David Attenborough calls on COP26 to 'kickstart recovery'
-
01:10
China’s population drops for first time since 1961
-
01:05
David Attenborough named COP26 People’s Advocate ahead of key climate summit
-
01:16
Nayanthara, Rarely Spotted At Bollywood Events, At Ambanis' Ganesh Chaturthi
-
00:56
Scientists filmed the 'lost echidna', which was feared to be extinct. #Shorts #Echidna #BBCNews
-
00:11
Rarely-Spotted Ranbir Kapoor Gives Paparazzi A Thumbs Up
-
07:47
Sir David Attenborough on how to save the planet
-
07:33
WATCH: Sir David Attenborough gives statement at COP26 climate summit in Glasgow
-
12:45
Sir David Attenborough’s warning to global leaders
-
12:41
How David Attenborough turned his childhood passion into a lifelong career | 60 Minutes Australia
-
00:52
David Attenborough en la apertura de la COP26
-
00:32
Long-lost species of echidna spotted in Indonesia
-
00:48
'We must act now on climate change,' says David Attenborough
Loading...