Caught on camera for the first time, this image shows the newly identified Marohita mouse lemur.
(Image credit: Photo courtesy of Peter Kappeler)
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'Thunderclap at Dawn' Dino's Totally Metal Name Honors Colossal SizeIf any rock bands are looking for a cool name, they might draw inspiration from a newly identified long-necked Jurassic giant whose moniker means "a giant thunderclap at dawn."
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This Big-Eyed, Deep-Sea Shark Looks Like an Anime CharacterAlien, or anime character? Neither! It's Genie's dogfish — a new shark species named for the famous marine biologist, Eugenie Clark.
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Amazon Wasp with Enormous Stinger May Just Haunt Your NightmaresShe may be small, but check out that stinger!
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Obama's Ears Inspired the Name of this 550-Million-Year-Old CritterThe ears of former U.S. President Barack Obama are so distinct, they inspired the scientific name of a newly identified 550-million-year-old critter: Obamus coronatus.
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'Hobbit' Shrimp with Hairy Feet Discovered Living Inside Hole in Sea SquirtThe itty-bitty shrimp shares more than a feature or two with the protagonist of J.R.R. Tolkien's 1937 children's fantasy novel.
