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Bolivia’s Tiny Tiger Cat Is Named Leopardus Tilcayo, First New Living Cat in 100 Years

Genomic evidence reveals that a once‑lumped group actually contains five distinct tiger‑cat lineages that may need separate conservation assessments.

Scientists Describe New Colobus Monkey, Colobus congoensis, From Congo Basin

Vast Deep‑Sea Necropolis of Whale Bones Mapped Along 750‑Mile Trench

Dozens of Potentially New Species Found on Angola’s Remote Lisima Plateau

Scientists Describe Crete Moth Named for Pope Leo XIV

Survey of Cambodia’s Karst Caves Confirms Seven New Species, Finds Rare Snakes

Nat Geo Premiere Reveals 2022 Amazon Anaconda Discovery and Pollution Warning

Scientists Describe New Great Nicobar Wolf Snake Named for Steve Irwin

Horned ‘Lucifer’ Bee Described in Western Australia Raises Conservation Concerns

Scientists Report World’s Largest Spider Web in Sulfur Cave on Greece–Albania Border

UC Davis Study Splits Coastal Trapdoor Spider Into Two Species, Naming Aptostichus ramirezae

Alabama Researchers Name New Fossil Crab for Nick Saban as Coach Calls It an Honor

Scientists Identify Giant Queensland Stick Insect as Australia’s Heaviest