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Singing frog among 36 new species found in Vietnam
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Updated : Wed, December 19, 2012,4:04 PM (GMT+0700)


A frog that sings like a bird, a fish that can walk and a new bat named after its devilish appearance are among 36 newly discovered species in Vietnam in 2011 as described in a new WWF report compiling the work of scientists from numerous institutions worldwide.

They are listed in 126 new species - 82 plants, 13 fish, 21 reptiles, five amphibians and five mammals - which scientists have identified in the Greater Mekong region consisting of Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and the southwestern Chinese province of Yunnan.


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A sweet singing frog, called Gracixalus quangi. While most male frogs attract females with repetitive croaks, Quang’s tree frog spins a new tune each time. It was discovered in the high-altitude forests of northern Vietnam. Photo: Jodi J. L. Rowley/Australian Museum/WWF


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Beelzebub’s tube-nosed bat (Murina beelzebub) is one of three new Murina bat species, discovered in Bac Huong Hoa nature reserve, Quang Tri province, Vietnam. By Gabor Csorba/WWF


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This new species was found in southern Vietnam. Its striking black and white eyes are unique to this kind of frog, measuring only 1.5 inches long. It has only been found in wet evergreen and cloud forests. By Jodi J. L. Rowley/Australian Museum./WWF


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Ruby-eyed pit viper (Trimeresurus rubeus) has been discovered in forests near Ho Chi Minh City. By Peter Paul van Dijk/Darwin Initiative/WWF


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Walking catfish (Clarias gracilentus). This species lives in freshwater streams on the island of Phu Quoc off the Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang. By Ng Heok Hee/WWF
 
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That catfish would be tasty deep fried with black bean sauce. If it's endangered, I'll pass.

I've had frog before, they were good. Not too sure, I'd be willing to eat snake though.:no:
 
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Vietnam has no major differences between seasons?

I watched a show on Nat Geo the other day, they said that evolution goes runs wild in areas where conditions are pretty much the same all year round. There could be more species hidden (most likely).
 
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Vietnam has no major differences between seasons?

I watched a show on Nat Geo the other day, they said that evolution goes runs wild in areas where conditions are pretty much the same all year round. There could be more species hidden (most likely).

Yes, basically Vietnam has a tropical monsoon climate. The monsoon seasons dicate the life.
 
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@PITA planet saturn lord of Karma.... He a nature king.... A king who brings natural disasters.... He hates people who eats nonveg specialy Beef, pork, Goat meat, Lamb meat, snakes.... He a serpent god and rules no.8. As u can see 4 7 8 are serpent numbers. 4 and 7 is dragons head and tail and 8 is snake curled up snake.... If a human keep eating nonveg than Saturn takes his life away by disease, earthquake, typhoon, tsunami and in accident.... After all there is a Law.... Law of universe. What goes around comes around.... Btw the bad karma depends on size of animal.... Fish is safe to eat as its less bad karma (if buyed from supermarket or fish market).... If u fishing than its a big bad karma. Majority of fishermans life is short. Most of them dies in sea.... Also people should avoid eating fish and chicken on every Tuesday, Thrusday and Saturdays as this days most powerful planets rules.... They are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn....
Saturn - Learning to Love it ...
 
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No worries, isro. I only eat meat 2 meals a week so I have about 1/10 the bad karma most people around here have.

Cheers to you. :cheers:

Hopefully, Saturn will be merciful to us beer drinkers.
 
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@PITA a human was created such a way that everything which is bad karma always brings negative to us.... Alcohol changes DNA in a bad way.... While Mantras changes DNA in a good way.... Everything proved by Scientists.... Evil age will end. In evil age people did everything that was bad karma.... But in golden age people will do good karma.... And if human dont change than in golden age that person will perish by disease and natural disasters.... Must visit this all links. Its by Scientists....
Alcoholism Changes Brain DNA - The Canyon
Drinking Too Much Alcohol Can Change Your DNA - YouTube
Genetic Remodeling in Alcoholism Shows Functional Changes in DNA | Medindia
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Must visit.... Words changes DNA and make it strong if pronounced right way. Mantras are life given by Nibirians aka annunakis....
Scientific proof that mantra can reprogram DNA - AYP Support Forums
Scientists Prove DNA Can Be Reprogrammed by Words and Frequencies | Wake Up World
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MUST VISIT.... Proof of word 'OM' is universe itself if pronounced correctly....
SriChakra - ShivYogi
World Mysteries - Cosmic Blueprints - Christine Sterne
 
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That catfish would be tasty deep fried with black bean sauce. If it's endangered, I'll pass.

I've had frog before, they were good. Not too sure, I'd be willing to eat snake though.:no:

Snakes are not too bad I had snakes in Arizona, they taste pretty good if you fry them or BBQ them.
 
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isro2222,

Going WAY off-topic but you're right. Diet does have an epigenetic effect even in adults. That in turn gets passed to offspring.

So remember, kids, Lutherburgers and JD isn't a good choice for breakfast.:no:

IndoUS,

Ya you can fry and BBQ pretty much any meat and it'll be good. Just curious, but what did it taste like?
 
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Pls, they are all endangered species!
If you are hungry, go to McDonalds or somewhere else :lol:
 
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Bunter Räuber (Boraras naevus): Der Süßwasser-Bärbling ist in Südthailand zu Hause. Der ein bis zwei Zentimeter lange Raubfisch ernährt sich von Insekten, Würmern, Krebstieren und Zooplankton.


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In Vietnam gefundener Frosch Theloderma nebulosum: "Was die Forscher entdecken, wirkt stellenweise wie aus der Ideenkiste eines Science-Fiction-Autors", sagt Stefan Ziegler vom WWF.


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Laufender Fisch (Clarias gracilentus): Dieser agile Wasserbewohner schlängelt und windet sich auch auf dem Trockenen und sucht sich so auch Nahrung an Land. Er lebt in strömungsarmen Gewässern.


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Orchidee (Coelogyne pachystachya): In der Mekong-Region fanden die Biologen 83 neue Pflanzen, darunter auch diese Orchidee.


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Entdeckte Art Larutia nubisilvicola (Thailand): „Evolution ist sehr kreativ“, sagt WWF-Referent Ziegler.


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Yin-und Yang-Frosch (Leptobrachium leucops): Die Augen erinnern an das chinesische Symbol für Gegensätzlichkeit und Einheit. Das Tier misst zwischen 3,8 und 4,5 Zentimetern und liebt es warm, feucht und immergrün. Gefunden wurde die bislang unbekannte Art auf dem Langbian-Plateau in Süd-Vietnam.


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Ungarische Forscher entdeckten gleich drei neue Röhrennasenfledermäuse in Vietnam. Den besonders dunklen und fast schon diabolischen Flugsäuger nannten sie kurzerhand Beelzebub, also Dämon oder Teufel.


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Würgeschlange (Python kyaikitiyo): Insgesamt 21 Reptilien tauchen im aktuellen Mekong-Report auf. Dieser etwa 150 Zentimeter lange Python ist an der Grenze von Myanmar zu Thailand zu Hause.
 
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