While 2013 may not have been the year that saw a Sasquatch shot dead (that happened in October of 2010) or a Chupacabras captured alive, the past year boasted a surprising number of
newly-discovered species. From the adorable dwarf lemur (pictured) to the
ghastly ghost shrimp of Catalina Island, California, a vast array of remarkable new
animals and plants were found in both remote locations as well as more
familiar locales (some near the LAX runway). For a look at 13 of the most breathtaking animal and
plant discoveries of 2013, check out this gallery at LiveScience.
Monday, December 30, 2013
New species discovered in 2013 (photos)
Wisdom Quarterly; LiveScience.com
While 2013 may not have been the year that saw a Sasquatch shot dead (that happened in October of 2010) or a Chupacabras captured alive, the past year boasted a surprising number of
newly-discovered species. From the adorable dwarf lemur (pictured) to the
ghastly ghost shrimp of Catalina Island, California, a vast array of remarkable new
animals and plants were found in both remote locations as well as more
familiar locales (some near the LAX runway). For a look at 13 of the most breathtaking animal and
plant discoveries of 2013, check out this gallery at LiveScience.
While 2013 may not have been the year that saw a Sasquatch shot dead (that happened in October of 2010) or a Chupacabras captured alive, the past year boasted a surprising number of
newly-discovered species. From the adorable dwarf lemur (pictured) to the
ghastly ghost shrimp of Catalina Island, California, a vast array of remarkable new
animals and plants were found in both remote locations as well as more
familiar locales (some near the LAX runway). For a look at 13 of the most breathtaking animal and
plant discoveries of 2013, check out this gallery at LiveScience.
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