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Google Earth Leads Scientists to Undiscovered Forest, Brand New Species
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So much for these areas being untouched.
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Julian Bayliss was looking around Google Earth for a new conservation project when he came across patches of green in Mozambique that appeared to be previously unexplored.
If a place is explored, does it change color?
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A scientist looks over the map, sees something that catches his eye, says "Hey, I wonder what that place is," and then looks into it to find there's nothing on the records.
*Ding-ding-ding!* Unexplored area.
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I forgot about that saying...i learned it when i was little.
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We'd have expedition leader Joe answer that, but unfortunately he was killed immediately when a Gaboon viper bit him. Once.
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Don't you mean THAT CAN KILL A HUMAN?
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I'd be much more scared about an animal that kills people by biting them 1000 times. at least the gaboon viper gets it over with.
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Come to think of it, anything that bites you enough will kill you, so it's all a matter of amount. I wonder if species could be catalogued based on number of bites until death? Snake = 1. Dog = 20. Cat = 100. Caterpillar = 10,000.
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I was gonna make the "which dude found out the hard way?" joke too though.
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