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The Wallace Line: where Forrest Galante's animals stop crossing

A three-day-old explainer on the invisible boundary through Indonesia has passed two million views, with a megalodon question and two bird videos alongside it.

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Forrest GalanteStory of September 29, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Why No Bird, Fish or Mammal Will Cross this Invisible Line

Three days old and past two million views, "Why No Bird, Fish or Mammal Will Cross this Invisible Line" is carrying Forrest Galante's channel. The line in question is the Wallace Line, the boundary through the Indonesian islands that the naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace described in the 1800s, where the animals of Asia give way to those of Australia and New Guinea. For a wildlife biologist who made his name hunting for supposedly lost species on Extinct or Alive, it is a natural subject.

The rest of the week went to smaller creatures and one very large one. "Why Did The Megalodon Go Extinct?" opened the week, followed by "Never Before Seen Bird" and, a day ago, "This Bird Can Speak Over 100 Words," which is already the brisker of the two bird videos. Behind the Wallace Line video, a two-week-old tale of the "Worst Animal To Break Into Your Tent" keeps drawing steady views.

Overall the channel is running right about at its usual pace, and subscribers keep arriving at a comfortable rate. Among pets and animals channels of similar size he sits seventh of nine by subscribers, and he is one of the busiest by views. Raja and David are having a slower stretch than usual.

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