Off the Pacific coast of Chile, another world exists. More than 100 new species have been discovered on an underwater mountain range off the coast of Chile. Among the never-before-seen critters seen on the expedition are corals, glass sponges, sea urchins, amphipods, lobsters, plus a gaggle of peculiar fish and squid that are already known to science (but no less … [Read more...] about Over 100 Never-Before-Seen Species Discovered Along Deep Sea Mountain Range
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‘Bird Droppings’ On Leaf Turn Out To Be A Completely New Species Of Fluffy Animal
During a recent camping trip in the lush Australian rainforest, James Tweed, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Queensland, stumbled upon an intriguing sight. Nestled on a leaf nearby was a peculiar white blob. Initially dismissing it as mere bird droppings, Tweed's curiosity led him to take a closer look. To his astonishment, the seemingly innocuous speck revealed itself … [Read more...] about ‘Bird Droppings’ On Leaf Turn Out To Be A Completely New Species Of Fluffy Animal
Large ‘cryptic’ creature found lurking under bridge in Ecuador. It’s a new species
Underneath the hustle and bustle of traffic streaming overhead, a substantial creature remained concealed beneath a bridge in Ecuador. This enigmatic entity prowled for sustenance, sought out companionship, and often went unnoticed by passersby. However, times have changed. Rhinella horribilis, commonly known as the Mesoamerican cane toad, belongs to a species of … [Read more...] about Large ‘cryptic’ creature found lurking under bridge in Ecuador. It’s a new species
Over 100 New Species Discovered Along Deep-Sea Mountain Range
In a remarkable discovery, scientists have uncovered more than 100 previously unknown species inhabiting an underwater mountain chain near Chile. While the exploration of space continues to captivate our imagination, researchers are equally dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of the Earth's oceans. A recent expedition led by Dr. Javier Sellanes from the Universidad … [Read more...] about Over 100 New Species Discovered Along Deep-Sea Mountain Range
The Last Two Northern White Rhinos Are Both Females, But Fertilization Breakthrough Could Save the Species
With only two northern white rhinos left on our planet, the survival of these magnificent animals hangs in the balance. But now, a groundbreaking in vitro fertilization project offers hope for their species. Najin and Fatu, two elderly female northern white rhinos living in Kenya, are the last known individuals of their subspecies. With their advanced age and inability to … [Read more...] about The Last Two Northern White Rhinos Are Both Females, But Fertilization Breakthrough Could Save the Species