The original black-and-white film footage was shot by Australian zoologist David Fleay in 1933, just years before the species went extinct. The film has now been colourised and released
The original black-and-white film footage was shot by Australian zoologist David Fleay in 1933, just years before the species went extinct. The film has now been colourised and released
Well Amazon films because every time I watch Bear Grylls I think I have seen it before.
Thirty seconds in and he is eating something live and foul. Two minutes in, he is climbing a vertical rock face, or if there is not a rock face around, climbing a tree to see where he is going.
And all the time he is pointing out all the things around that could kill him stone dead if he is not cautious.
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