6 of the Coolest New Species Discovered in the Last Year

The video highlights six intriguing species discovered recently, including a Gryffindor spider, a Malaysian Katydid, a Bush tomato, a Sulawesi root rat, a King Stingray, and a Southeast Asian centipede. Each species has unique characteristics, such as camouflage, mimicry, or unusual diets. The video emphasizes the importance of conservation, noting that many species are at risk due to habitat destruction and climate change.

What is the significance of the Gryffindor I spider's shape?

• It helps it catch prey.

• It attracts mates.

• It allows it to blend in with leaves.

• It helps it fly.

What unique feature does the Malaysian Katydid possess?

• It has a poisonous bite.

• It can fly long distances.

• It mimics the appearance of leaves.

• It can change colors.

Why is the bush tomato considered unique?

• It is sweet and edible.

• It grows in the desert.

• Its flesh turns blood red when exposed to air.

• It is the largest tomato species.

What is unusual about the Sulawesi root rat's diet?

• It is a herbivore.

• It only eats fruits.

• It is entirely carnivorous.

• It includes roots in its diet.

Where is the new species of stingray found?

• Tocantins River

• Amazon River

• Nile River

• Mississippi River

What is unique about the Southeast Asian centipede's behavior?

• It glows in the dark.

• It is herbivorous.

• It swims like an eel.

• It can fly.

What is the main message regarding species conservation?

• All species are thriving.

• Climate change has no impact on species.

• Many species are at risk due to habitat destruction.

• New species are not being discovered anymore.