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Researchers Discover Three New Species in Australia
A leaf-tail gecko, a golden-colored skink and a boulder-dwelling frog- all new to science- were recently discovered by researchers at the James Cook University and their colleagues.
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World's Most Venomous Crustacean Found in Australia
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Monkey that Purrs like a Kitten Among 440 New Species Found in Amazon Rainforest
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