This caught my eye. A tiny chameleon, only 29mm long. This is a brand new species, discovered in Madagascar, named Brookesia micra.
Reptile boffins spot world’s smallest chameleon • The Register
This caught my eye. A tiny chameleon, only 29mm long. This is a brand new species, discovered in Madagascar, named Brookesia micra.
Reptile boffins spot world’s smallest chameleon • The Register
You wouldn’t have thought that snails would benefit from being eaten by birds, but check this out.
Scientists have discovered that certain species of Japanese snail can not only survive being eaten and then excreted by birds, they actually benefit from the process in many cases by finding themselves deposited in new uncropped habitats
Fascinating stuff.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/07/11/snails_love_birds_eating_them/