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Venomous 2-foot-long creature found lurking in Ecuador. See the 'dazzling' new species - Vimarsana News

Venomous 2-foot-long creature found lurking in Ecuador. See the 'dazzling' new species

The tree-dwelling animal varies in color from gold to pink to emerald green. Take a look.

Source: yahoo.com
Venomous 2-foot-long creature found lurking in Ecuador. See the 'dazzling' new species - Vimarsana News

Venomous 2-foot-long creature found lurking in Ecuador. See the 'dazzling' new species

The tree-dwelling animal varies in color from gold to pink to emerald green. Take a look.

Source: yahoo.com
Andinobates Geminisae: New Poison Dart Frog Species Discovered In Panama - Vimarsana News

Andinobates Geminisae: New Poison Dart Frog Species Discovered In Panama

A bright orange poison dart frog with a unique call was discovered in Donoso, Panama, and described by researchers from the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and the Universidad Autónoma de Chiriquí in Panama, and the Universidad de los Andes in Colombia.

Newly described DiCaprio's snake and others threatened by mining in Ecuador and Panama - Vimarsana News

Newly described DiCaprio's snake and others threatened by mining in Ecuador and Panama

With its blood-red eyes and red, black and yellow scales, the Marley’s Snail-eating snake looks like it could end your life with a bite. But this delicate snake, Sibon marleyae, is harmless, as are the four other snail-eating snake species recently found in Panama, Ecuador, and Colombia. Researchers described these five new-to-science snakes from the […]

Snake Species New to Science Discovered In Central Panama - Vimarsana News

Snake Species New to Science Discovered In Central Panama

A snake that has been hiding in plain since 1977 since it was first documented in 1977 has been described as a species new to science. The new snake species, Dipsas aparatiritos was first documented by Dr. Charles Myers, who studied reptiles and