Dozens of species unknown to science have been recorded by a survey of the Lisima plateau in Angola’s highlands.
Nine photos: Incredible species discovered in Angola
An expedition to a remote plateau in Angola has discovered dozens of species potentially new to science.
The finds include a spider that glows blue under ultraviolet light and species that mimic toxic insects.
Scientists say protecting the area is crucial for preserving these newly documented species.
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