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I was reading the New Zeland Hearld today and I discovered this interesting article titled:

Borneo's beating heart reveals 52 new species

I have just picked out the main bit that might interest you. Enjoy.

Scientists have discovered at least 52 new species of animals and plants on the southeast Asian island of Borneo in 12 months WWF International said yesterday. The discoveries made between July 2005 and September 2006 include 30 fish species, such as a minature fish which is the world's second smallest vertebrate, two tree frogs and several plant species.

Among the many creatures were 6 Siamese fighting fish, whose unique colour and markings distinguish them from close relatives, and a catfish with protruding teeth and an adhesive belly with miniature suction cups enabling it to stick to smooth stones and maintain its position facing into the current of Indonesia's turbulent Kapuas River system.

The catfish, which can be identified as its pretty colour pattern, is named glyptothorax exodon, a reference to the teeth that can be seen even when the creature's mouth is closed.

While those species were spotted in Indonesian waters, the 8.8mm paedocypris micromegethes was discovered in Malaysia's slow-flowing blackwater streams and peat swamp forests shielded from light. The creature, which gets its name from the Greek words for children and small in size, is tinier than all other vertebrae species except for its slightly more minuscule cousin, a 7.9mm fish found on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, according to WWF.

Interesting don't you think? :D Of course, new species of fish are constantly being found. But to see that strange catfish and those Siamses fighters must be awesome. :bounce:

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