Almost 400 new species discovered in the Amazon over a two-year period
A new species is discovered every two days, while the rainforest is destroyed by relentless logging. The Amazon stays true to its reputation as the world’s prime biodiversity hotspot. A new report by the WWF and Brazil’s Mamiraua Institute for Sustainable Development (link in Portuguese) indicates that in 2014 and 2015, no fewer than 381 have…
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