Flying High in Brunei | Explorers in the Field

From the Education Resource Library! Zoologist Lucy Cooke loves finding the oddities in all creatures great and small. In the dense jungles of Borneo, she's discovered a land of quirky behaviors and unusual adaptations. Come along for the ride as Lucy discovers frogs and snakes that can fly, fish that can walk on land, and a bat whose preferred sleeping quarters are inside carnivorous plants.
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[@broiskandar4129]

Thank you for coming to our country 🇧🇳❤️

[@_amiruladli]

Welcome to the Abode of Peace! The kingdom of unexpected treasures! Brunei Darussalam 🇧🇳❤️

[@farismutalif6131]

Wow!! As a Bruneian, I am wonderfully amazed. I learned a lot! Thank you!

[@shwizky]

I've think i stayed home too long and being anti-social without going outside my home and realizing these scary facts are in my country😪😖😨

[@muhammadalfatih2640]

The walking fish look so interesting and cool. I never thought that walking fish even existed.

[@izza9475]

Wow!!!brave women!!!

[@fdahhjsabli9495]

Thank q welcome to brunei......luv it 💕💕💕

[@muhammadsyarafy9396]

This video is so underrated

[@waktokong9288]

fish not only walk in brunei, there are also fish that flies.. and fish that taste like chicken..

[@Xxsatanicx]

Borneo is turning to palm tree paradise

[@user-fn6oc2bi6u]

Awesome video😍😍😍

[@georgianageorgiana5879]

Incredible 😃😃😃

[@aimanamaluddin]

👍

[@muizwafa]

i live in brunei n i can say many bruneians take these "treasures" for granted. now that the temburung bridge is opened, let's explore more.....after the pandemic is over 😅
is the walking fish, named bakul2?

[@TwOoNeOnE]

Brunei Darussalam (L)