Livestream captures wildlife at remote waterhole in Watarrka

At Australia's Watarrka National Park, a camouflaged camera livestreams a remote desert waterhole to the world. Positioned 1.2 miles from the nearest parking area, the camera captures dingoes, wallabies, frogs, feral cats and even a wedge-tailed eagle as they come to drink. The project was established by Northern Territories Parks and Wildlife and the Research Institute for the Environment and...