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New frog species leaves scientists’ fingers yellow

New armored lizard discovered in landmine-riddled region

New ‘bony-tongue’ fish discovered in Myanmar

New population of Myanmar snub-nosed monkey discovered in China

Noel Rowe: all the world’s primates “in one place”

Skink biodiversity jumps 650 percent in the Caribbean

New reptile discovered in world’s strangest archipelago

Eye-popping purple crabs discovered in the Philippines

Mad frog bonanza: up to 36 new frogs discovered in tiny Madagascar forest

Two new frogs discovered in Philippines spur calls for more conservation efforts

Photo: New ‘bumblebee’ gecko discovered in New Guinea

Two-foot-long cloud rat rediscovered after missing for forty years in the Philippines

Photos: the aye-aye of frogs rediscovered after 62 years

Beyond Bigfoot: the science of cryptozoology

Featured Video: new family of legless amphibians discovered

Scientists discover deadly new sea snake

Scientists discover world’s deepest terrestrial animal

Photo: new cookies-and-cream insect surprises researchers in Belize

Photo: World’s smallest chameleon discovered in Madagascar

The camera trap revolution: how a simple device is shaping research and conservation worldwide

Photo: new blue, red, yellow lizard discovered in the Andes

Vampire and bird frogs: discovering new amphibians in Southeast Asia’s threatened forests

Photos: 46 new species found in little-explored Amazonian nation

Feared extinct, obscure monkey rediscovered in Borneo

Scientists discover over 19,000 new species in 2009

New book series hopes to inspire research in world’s ‘hottest biodiversity hotspot’

Photos: program devoted to world’s strangest, most neglected animals celebrates five years

Beyoncé honored with new horse fly named after her

Camera traps snap first ever photo of Myanmar snub-nosed monkey

Photos: scientists find new species at world’s deepest undersea vent

Photo: Tiny lemur discovered in Madagascar forest

‘Lost world’ dominated by Yeti crabs discovered in the Antarctic deep

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