
The world is reassuringly stranger than we thought: another fanged frog has hopped into view, along with a leopard striped gecko, a tube nosed bat and a bird called the Nonggang babbler, all recently discovered in the Mekong delta in south-east Asia.
The new bird-eating fanged frog, which lies in wait along the riverbank for prey including birds and large insects, is among a wealth of new species announced today by WWF International.
More here, with photo gallery. Via: Nothing To Do With Arbroath
Showing posts with label South East Asia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South East Asia. Show all posts
Monday, September 28, 2009
Leopard gecko and bird-eating fanged frog among new species discovered in Mekong
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Saturday, August 01, 2009
Bald songbird discovered in Laos
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