Scientists Discover New Species in Angola and an 'Immortal' Marine Animal

Scientists on an expedition in remote Angola have discovered dozens of new species, including a fluorescent spider. Separately, researchers have accidentally found an 'immortal' marine animal, marking a revolutionary discovery.

3 Jun, 17:31 — 3 Jun, 17:31

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Scientists discover dozens of new species including fluorescent spider, during remote Angola expedition

An estimated one million plant and animal species are on the brink of extinction, with only 1.5 million of the world's estimated 8.7 million species currently identified

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Revolucionarno otkriće: Naučnici slučajno pronašli "besmrtnu" morsku životinju

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Scientists Discover New Species in Angola and an 'Immortal' Marine Animal

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Scientists discover dozens of new species including fluorescent spider, during remote Angola expedition

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Revolucionarno otkriće: Naučnici slučajno pronašli "besmrtnu" morsku životinju

Scientists discover dozens of new species including fluorescent spider, during remote Angola expedition

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