louis vuitton outlet Scientists recently discovered hundreds of new species around the world, one tube-nosed bat who looks like Yoda in Star Wars, also found in the jungles of Vietnam a minimum dig snakes. The findings included two kinds of mammals, 24 frogs, 9 species of plants, nearly 100 in insects, including damselflies, crickets and ants, as well as about 100 species of spiders.
louis vuitton outletMountains in the Mahler, the researchers found what they call "impressive of the" colored insects, spiders and frogs. Rock International Science and Conservation temporary Chairman Mat Martin Conger, said: "We found that the species is very important, because only know which species exist in a region, you be possible to know how to manage the area. "He also said that these species may have practical value, such as medicinal. He believes that the need to improve awareness of local people, let them know that they found in the forests of the value of wildlife. Meanwhile, the Mekong River in Southeast Asia that has caused a number of people excited. World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said the exceptionally rich biodiversity of the region, scientists will be every week on average found in this three new species. This also highlights the actions to ensure the survival of the need for these new species.
true religion outlet These findings highlight the report says the Greater Mekong Subregion extremely rich in biodiversity, but also revealed a variety of the region's fragile habitats and species. WWF report cites Javan rhino in Vietnam, the judge may have become extinct, that the loss of biodiversity in recent years, this is a tragic sign. Greater Mekong region including Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and China's southern province of Yunnan (Lancang-Mekong upstream). Crooked teeth with a vampire-like fish, looks like a lipstick painted Gecko (Gecko) also up to seven meters of carnivorous plants, sounds like a nightmare creatures, but they are real. They are found in the area in 2009 to 145 in the three species. They are the WWF report released today highlights. This report will be robbed in Nagoya, Japan this month at the United Nations before the Convention on Biological Diversity Conference of the Parties.
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