Birds of War | Sunday on 60 Minutes
In a Nutshell
A pristine forest in western Colombia, inaccessible for decades due to armed conflict, has become a thriving haven for hundreds of unique bird species found nowhere else on Earth. The conflict's isolation preserved this biodiversity hotspot. Viewers witness stunning sightings, like a massive bird, highlighting the forest's untouched wonders.
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Once in a while, we get to travel so far off the beaten track and there's hardly a track at all. For decades, this pristine forest in western Colombia was a no-go area because of armed conflict. But that allowed hundreds of species of birds to thrive. Some of which you can't find anywhere else on Earth.
Oh, look at that. Oh my god, look at that huge thing. Yeah. Did you
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