This Indonesian biologist sobbed in the jungle after finding a flower that's been "seen by more tigers than peoples." Oxford University is facing criticism for failing to credit him and his colleagues, but he says all that matters is saving the species from extinction. | DW News

This is the moment when Indonesian botanist Septian Andriki finally finds the rare plant he's been searching 13 years for - Rafflesia hasseltii. The team of UK and Indonesian scientists were initially looking to study 42 ancestral plants of Rafflesia in Southeast Asia. They penetrated deep forests and came head to head with tiger trails to find the "world's most beautiful parasite" bloom at night. 🎧 Hear the story of another intrepid plant-hunter. https://bbc.in/49KVHDg | BBC World Service