An unknown lizard species has been discovered in a Peruvian jungle reserve. It was named in honor of Paul Bruce Dickinson, singer of the British heavy metal group Iron Maiden, the National Service for Protected Natural Areas (Sernanp) has announced, without specifying whether the scientists behind the discovery are metal music fans. The species Enyalioides Dickinson, its scientific name, is distinguished by its orange head, green body, and short legs.
In a tribute to the legendary Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson, a group of international scientists has discovered a new lizard species in the Peruvian Amazon named 'Enyalioides dickinsoni.' This homage highlights Dickinson's multifaceted career and unexpected connection to the natural world.