1.2 miles away from the closest parking area, along a path that few people use, sits a camera that streams live footage of a desert waterhole to viewers around the globe. This location is part of a national park that not many people get to explore. Various wildlife, including dingoes, wallabies, frogs, the occasional feral cat, and even a wedge-tailed eagle, visit this waterhole regularly. The post about this livestream of a remote desert waterhole and its visitors can be found on the Good News Network. What do you think about this unique way to observe wildlife?
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Source: Good News Network, by Andy Corbley