Mozambique is a beautiful country in southern Africa. However, for a long time, scientists didn't know a lot about it.

In 2005, conservationist Julian Bayliss looked at pictures of Mozambique on Google Earth mapping service. Google uses satellites in space to take photos on Earth. Julian noticed a small area o dark green in Northern Mozambique. He zoomed in to take a closer look and discovered Mount Mabu. This was a very exciting discovery for him. He started to plan an expedition to the mountain to learn more about it and to learn more about Mozambique.

When Julian and his team arrived in 2008, they found that the green area on the satellite images was thick, dense forest. The forest, the heat and the environment made the expedition difficult, but it was worth it. Julian and his team discovered five new species of butterfly and two new species of snake. We only know about the existence of these animals because Julian spotted the patch of green on his computer screen.

Now, Google's imagery is much more powerful. "people say there is nothing left to be discovered in this world ", says Julian."But there are new species to be discovered. Lost worlds can be found.". perhaps the best way to find what's on this beautiful planet or ours is to look at it from space.