where have been found new animal species?
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There have been a lot of new animals found in the forests of Indonesia.  Here's a story I found on it. Enjoy.\n\nhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060207/ap_on_sc/indonesia_new_species
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The Amazon Rainforest... South America. "Still discovering new species everyday in that region"
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If you mean where can you find info about them I would think any animal encyclopedia would be helpful.  There are horned toads (really lizards), other lizards, various snakes, desert rodents, scorpions and spiders, mountain lions, road runners, eagles and hawks and of course other birds.
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check out this website:\n\nhttp://enature.com\n\nyou can put in your zip code and it will tell you what animals are found in your area.
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Yep, they discover new species all the time. Land species are more difficult to discover, but there are thousands in the oceans that are yet to be discovered.
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What an odd question. They come from variations of a dog-like species that evolved. What exactly are you asking?
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No, I don't think we will find a TOTALLY new animal. Sure, people find new species of animals that are already classified. For instance a person could find a new undiscovered spider with unique markings on it's back and a brand new never before seen coloration, but it's still a spider and we know that spiders exist. I don't think people will find an animal that has to be put in a new kingdom, or subkingdom, or phylum (or whatever) unto it's own.
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they haven't found one yet, but they are still looking...Steve Irwin, Crocodile Hunter will be the first to know...watch the Animal Planet.  Alas, it is probably extinct, but there is still hope!!! The Ivory Billed Woodpecker has been recently spotted (Arkansas), confirmed and is now OFF the extinction list!!!        Very Awesome!!!
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Go to http://www.desertusa.com/animal.html to see all the animals who live in the desert.
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one species of animal is defined as a group of organisms that may breed to produce viable offspring. eg. "Mammals" are not a "species" as they are not all able to interbreed (never seen a rabbit-sheep cross, have you?) I would estimate at over 1000 "animals" although there must be many more species of organism, including many species of insects, plants, bacteria, fungi, viruses etc.\n\nLook up the science of "phylogenetics" or phylogeny for more details
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Felines (cats and lions)\nCanines (wolves, coyotes, dingos, African wild dogs)\nVampire bats\nkiller whales\n\ncertain birds such as\neagles\nhawks\nkites\nbuteos
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Architeuthis, the giant squid has already been found. We are finding new lifeforms on the ocean bottom on a daily basis.
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elephants, great apes, and dolphins\nhttp://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/10/061030-asian-elephants.html
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Mega fauna, like Woolly Mammoths and Saber tooth Tigers, have no chance of ever re evolving, but there are still giant mammals, on the planet earth. Elephants, giraffes, muskox, lions, tigers and the largest animal ever to inhabit our planet, the blue whale, are still very much around, at least for the time being. It would be fantastic if some of the recently extinct, mega fauna, like the woolly  mammoth, the woolly rhinoceros, the giant cave bear, the giant irish elk and the giant three toed land sloth were still roaming parts of our plant. Could you imagine a saber tooth tiger roaming around the hills surrounding Los Angeles, now that would be cool. Unfortunately the recently extinct species, that have been gone for 12,000 years, have little scientific chance, of ever being reintroduced, with today's scientific technology.  The future is wide open however, and the technology might soon exist to reanimate, many of these incredible species, how great would that be. I would love to see a 8,000 pound, 12 foot tall sloth. I only wish the future would hurry up and get here. The expectation and excitement of such developments, are wildly frustrating.\nGreat Question
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I think there are more than just one Chupacabra, really. I know it sound a little silly, but I think there is just some creature that we just haven't really got the chance to identify and list as a species. There have many accounts of the same in places all over the world. The Chupacabra(s) Live!!
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Hippopotamus, Shark,Lion, Elephant, Piranha, Gorrillas, Tigers, Wolves,Jaguar and Leopard
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For starters (I'm checking out more):  \n\nlions, tigers, brown bears, wolves, jackals and camels.\n\nhttp://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/06/17/1055615758453.html\n\nHOLD IT!!  Those are listed for a ZOO.  Does that count?\n\nI found this, but it's about zoo animals, too:\n\n"The zoo is home to about 50 animals—brown bears, lions, cheetahs, a lone wolf, a badger—that survived the siege of Baghdad."\n\nThe source is www.NationalGeographic.com ( a good source!!):\n\nhttp://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/06/0604_030603_iraqzoo.html\n\n\nForgive me -- I think that's the best I could do.  (Hope it helps.)