Yoda bat, discovered in 2009
This smaller guy is called the tube-nosed fruit bat, which scientists have found in the quiet forests of Papua New Guinea. Its appearance is very unique, and people who see it can't help but think of master Yoda in the science fiction movie "Star Wars".
Collapsed-nosed monkey, discovered in 2010
The Burmese rhinopithecusstrykeri is not a newly discovered species, and some local Burmese residents have claimed to have seen them before, but usually seen climbing on branches and not actually catching them. So the previously scientifically collapsed nose monkey was an unknown creature, they were a strange kind of monkey, and they could not control sneezing whenever it rained.
In 2010, scientists first discovered the carcass of a collapsed-nosed monkey, the remains of a corpse that had been captured and eaten by local hunters, and scientists had studied and analyzed its skull and fur. Monkeys are seen as a delicacy in the local area, and people will prey on it in large numbers, which will cause the population of the collapsed-nosed monkey to drop sharply and endanger itself.
Horror bee, discovered in 2011
This fearsome-looking bee species was found during a scientific survey of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, as shown in the picture, a male terror bee, which was named megaragoruda bee, which is named after the Indonesian myth of the half-human, half-bird warrior "Goluda", which is also a national symbol of Indonesia. At the same time, this terrible new species is also known as the "Queen Bee", "Warrior Bee" or "Komodo Dragon of the Bee Family".
The Horror Bee can reach up to 2.5 inches in length, and is most uniquely its powerful jaw, which usually closes and hovers over its head, longer than its legs when fully extended. These characteristics show that it is a frightening creature.
Ninja Frog, discovered in 2011
Is this frog different from any frog you've ever seen? This new species of frog is named ninja frog because they live right under people's noses — they inhabit New York.
Mini chameleon, discovered in 2012
As shown in the figure, this tiny chameleon was not specially made by Photoshop software or other image processing software, in fact, it is a cute, tiny chameleon new species. Its scientific name is Brookesiamicra, which was discovered this year on the island of Madagascar.
Currently, the mini chameleon is the smallest chameleon species in the world, with a body length of only 0.63 inches (not counting the tail length), and it can stand completely on the head of a match. Scientists have analyzed that the chameleon's small size is related to the fact that it lives in a closed environment, and when a creature lives in an environment with limited food resources but faces a large number of predators, their size will evolve to dwarf dwarf.
Unfortunately, the biggest threat to the survival of mini chameleons today is humans, and we threaten the habitat of mini chameleons, especially the damage caused by illegal logging to their living environment. Experts have proposed keeping the tiny chameleons as pets, allowing hundreds to keep them in a larger glass container.
Purple clown crab, discovered in 2012
The Philippine island of Palawan is a beautiful place with stunning beaches and exotic animals, and recently, zoologists have discovered a strange creature on Palawan Island, the clown crab, whose shell is purple.
Nearly half of all species on Palawan are unique and do not exist in other parts of the planet, including the clown crab, whose scientific name is Insulamonpalawanese.
Superhero gecko, discovered in 2011
Some of the newly discovered new species have similarities to comic strip figures, as shown in the picture, this "superhero" gecko was found in Vietnam.
Its scientific name is the Eastern Tiger Psychedelic Gecko, or "Psychedelic Gecko", which is currently only found on HonKhoai Island, and the reason for its name is because of its bright orange appearance, which naturally reminds people of psychedelic colors. At the same time, this gecko is also known as the superhero gecko, because its orange appearance resembles the gloves and boots of some superheroes in the comic strip.
Bayonet shark, discovered in 2011
In 2011, scientists fished an African pygmy sawshark, scientifically known as Pristiophorusnancyae, from a fishing net at a depth of 1,600 feet on a beach in Mozambique, bringing the number of sawshark species worldwide to seven.
This is an interesting shark, it is small in size and has a strong aggressiveness. Usually, it will ram through the school of fish, stabbing many fish with a sword-like nose, and then feasting on the stabbed fish. Some people think it's an interesting fish, and in a sense, it's a terrible fish.
Matilda horned viper, discovered in 2010
The Matilda horned viper is one of the new species of snakes found in Africa over the past 30 years, and its unique appearance is very similar to that of cartoon characters.
Its body epidermis is made up of yellow, green and black, the head grows two horns, and the body length can reach 65 centimeters, or larger, and scientists believe that this snake is poisonous. The snake is named after a 7-year-old girl named Matilda, who was not the earliest victim of the snake, but the daughter of the researcher who discovered the species.
Yeti crab, discovered in 2005
The yeti crab is often mistaken for a "hairy lobster", which is named after the silky golden hairs on their paws. Although it may look a little deformed, it is probably one of the most complex crustaceans ever discovered by humans.
Some scientists believe that the crab may actually "grow" some type of bacteria on their hairy claws, which are then used to detoxify and contaminate dangerous minerals in the deep sea for them to eat. From a scientific point of view, people tend to think of the yeti crab as a "mutant" of a common species before.
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