Brand-New Lizard, Toad, Opossum Found in Brazil

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A legless lizard, knobby horned toad and mini-woodpecker have come out of hiding in Brazil, where scientists recently spottedthe basket of probable new species.

With a pointed snout and missing legs, the new Bachia lizard species looks like a slithering snake. The new horned toad belongs to thegenus Proceratophrys.

The clutch of suspected new species includes 12 others, including eight fish, three reptiles, an amphibian, a mammal and a bird. Readmore after the JUMP.


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Originally Posted by 23ska909red02

A legless lizard?

When did we stop calling those 'snakes'?

This is what all the cool kids are calling it. Get with the program, Ska.
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and there will be many many more wild species found
Yep...I read about how there's many undiscovered speices in the Amazon.

We'll start to see more as they cut down more of the forests.
 
The anatomy and bone structures are different

GEEZ you old dudes take a biology class
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and it's safe to say that birds belong to the reptile clade cuz they're direct descendants of the dinosaurs
 
Oh. Thanks, ultra.
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So that's how it feels to get schooled by an NYCer.

Didn't hurt so bad.
 
This title is very misleading. I came in here expecting to see a combination of the three and be like
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Originally Posted by 23ska909red02

A legless lizard?

When did we stop calling those 'snakes'?

a legless lizard... has certain things a snake doesnt... i forget but its something trivial like ears or something
 
I thought the same thing about the title.
a lizardxtoadxpossum combo would be something to see!!!
 
Originally Posted by Ross Is Here

Originally Posted by 23ska909red02

A legless lizard?

When did we stop calling those 'snakes'?

I guess it's safe to say that i have a legless lizard in my pants.

I both
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