http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news...-1226747869642
thought this was a very interesting read and its nice to know that it was discovered in Australia.
Cape Melville Leaf-tailed Gecko
Blotched Boulder-frog
Cape Melville shadeskink
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news...-1226747869642
thought this was a very interesting read and its nice to know that it was discovered in Australia.
Cape Melville Leaf-tailed Gecko
Blotched Boulder-frog
Cape Melville shadeskink
In a way, I'm kind of saddened that it was found in Australia - We've got the disgusting title of the nation/continent with the highest extinction rate, so I can't help but think it'd have a better chance residing elsewhere in the world.
Not wanting to leave this post on a rather depressing note, because this is actually a really wicked piece of news because I love hearing of new species being discovered, I'm really glad it was a reptile and I hope they're able to establish the appropriate measure requires to protect the species.
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I have been somewhere similar called Black Mountain NP which is closer to Cooktown. Hills of giant stones are very tricky and slow to traverse you could never explore them 100%.
Mind you the picture of the Blotched Boulder-frog above looks very similar to the Black Mountain Boulder frog.
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So those new animals: Poison or ground type? What do you think their evolved forms look like? Have I been playing too much Pokemon?