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Subject to availability ends 14th of february once again welcome to another edition of the cool

stuff ride home podcast marcus pap and regizoo here, bringing you some of the more

interesting stories of the day. On today's episode, a new treatment for Parkinson's shows amazing

promise. Dogs once again show us why they're man's best friend. Plus, a species long thought

extinct shows its very much a live face to scientists.

And if you're considering the Tesla truck, be doubly certain you won't want to sell it within the first year.

All that, plus this day in history, a Zelda edition coming up on Cool Stuff Ride Home.

Not Extinct after all.

For a BBC news report, scientists have filmed an ancient egg-laying mammal for the first time,

proving it isn't extinct, as was previously feared.

Oxford University researchers recently led an expedition to Indonesia,

resulting in the recording of four three-second clips featuring the Attenborough Long Beaked Echidna, named after Sir David Attenborough,

the 97-year-old British biologist and broadcaster. Now, echidnas are spiky, furry creatures.

Think porcupine if you're looking for a body

type comparison, though they're only distantly related. They're thought to have emerged about 200

million years ago when dinosaurs roam the earth and possess a long beak-like nose reminiscent

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