new species

Researchers have uncovered a new species of tyrannosaur in Southern Alberta. At 79.5 million years old, it is one of the oldest tyrannosaur species discovered in North America.
The creature has been named in recognition of the president's attitude toward climate change.
It's part of a group of butterflies that typically have special traits to help them survive the extreme cold.
The 8-legged creature has been nicknamed "Casper the Friendly Ghost."
One species has been described as "feathery, fluffy, winged Chickens from Hell."
It breaks the record for smallest on Earth just weeks after the most recent record was set.
Talk about biodiversity -- you couldn't make these creatures up!