I'd like to introduce to you a new species of animal, plant, & insect

the world is beautiful.
too bad its destruction is inevitable.

very well researched and thought out/ s+f for sure. i am glad to see someone doing some homework for once instead of just spouting out any random thought that pops into their brain. hope to see some follow ups!

Good thread. I think the "wood eating catfish" is a Plecostomus. I had one of them in my fish tank and it ate vegetables and drift wood. Looks very similar.

Otherwise I found this to be a very interesting topic
S&F

so you guys wanted disclosure?

look at this thread, they have been here all along.

Great post..
very interesting, good work

Great thread , and there are still plenty more species to be discovered once we can go everywhere below the sea.

beautiful pictures all so clear i some day hope to find things of beauty and show them to the world

Very nice thread! It brought to mind this plant I found in the woods one day. It is called a Gnome Plant and is rare or uncommon, apparently. It looks like some kind of plant from Venus imo.

Very nice. Music matched up with my journey through new species.
I will hit reply as soon as the song en

These animals are exceptional. I wonder what they'll discover next .

very awesome thread, i dont post/reply much or give stars and flags unless they are worth it. this was very interesting and heaps intriguing... makes you wonder what else is out there, even in the deep oceans to other planets/moons...evolution and "life" complexities are endless.... you could say infinite ( if you dont believe in "god" )

keep smart and dont be a retard, cause we arn't here for any reason besides tax money

star & flag mate well done!!!! much apprecitated !!!!

S+F OP! Great post! I love seeing new animals introduced into the fray...lol. That heart glass frog is cool! I shall call mine jelly frog.

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This is nice great post but upsetting thaty you used the title you did to gain veiws it actually urked me a lot most of these thing aren't new at all you should change the title

The Welwitschia mirabilis isn't a new or particularly endangered plant, but it is strange so I thought I would post it.

LINK

Welwitschia is a monotypic genus of gymnosperm plant, composed solely of the very distinct Welwitschia mirabilis. The plant is considered a living fossil. The geographic distribution of Welwitschia mirabilis is limited to the Namib desert within Namibia and Angola.

These plants have only 2 leaves that get abraded by the desert wind and sand, making it look like it has many leaves.

These plants are also very long-lived, living 1000 years or more. Some individuals may be more than 2000 years old.

I was expecting spiders and when i got to them i closed the site

some are colorful,some are aweful.

It just goes to prove how little we know about our own planet , let alone the rest of the universe.
If we are still discovering new species here on our little blue globe, then what is out there in the vastness of the cosmos?

S&F OP.

Great post, thanks for putting it together.

Isn't nature just amazing. We should all be humbled by it's beauty.

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Dont be mad at me. Be mad at Nat Geo & the like, because that's the name of their titles as well, new species. As far I'm concerned they're all new to me, & most others

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I knew putting that one pick of a spider would actually scare someone