Rare Fossil Nest Found in SW China, Malayan Tiger Photo, and Rediscovery of 'Lost Echidna'

Scientists have made several significant discoveries related to rare and thought-to-be-extinct animals. Chinese scientists have found a 190-million-year-old fossilized nest containing three adult skeletons and about 50 embryo-containing eggs, shedding light on unique dinosaur reproductive features. Additionally, a rare Malayan tiger has been captured in a stunning photo using a camera trap, and a mammal with the spines of a hedgehog and snout of an anteater has been seen for the first time in 60 years in Indonesia. Furthermore, the 'lost echidna' has been rediscovered in Indonesia after 60 years, providing evidence for the earliest known leathery eggs.