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In the wild, Andrew feeds on fish, sponges, small crustaceans, nematode worms and protozoans.

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Benny's diet is very specialized, consisting mainly of the interior of Ramy nuts, nectar from the Traveller's Palm tree, some fungi and insect grubs. He is also known to raid coconut plantations, and has been seen eating lychees and mangoes, which are also plantation crops.

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New Shrimp-Eating Mollusk Genus Discovered

A new species of shrimp-eating bivalve is discovered off Key West. Cool video.

Top Ten New Species Chosen

The Arizona State University's Institute for Species Exploration has released their much anticipated picks for the top ten best new species discovered in the last year.

Colorful and Bizarre New Fish Discovered - Looks Delicious Scientists Say

A bizarre and totally new family of fish may have been discovered in Indonesia

Two New Discoveries: Warbler and Giant Shrew!

Scientists have discovered two new species of animal recently, one in Tanzania and the other in Nepal. Though scientists had seen the giant, cat-sized shrew (Rhynchocyon udzungwensis) as far back as 2005, they now have identified it as a new kind of giant sengi.

Behold! Three New Salamander Species

National Geographic reported this weekend that three new species of salamander have been discovered in distant cloud forests of Costa Rica's La Amistad National Park.

New Pygmy Possum and Giant Rat Discovered

Much like Pier 1 Imports is the place to make great unexpected holiday gift discoveries this season, Indonesia is the #1 source for mildly inventive new mammal species. In the Foja Mountains rainforest of eastern Papua province, a joint Indonesian...

New Horrifyingly Large, Poison-Spitting Snake Discovered

Update: This snake was actually discovered by Roygan Taylor working for Bio-Ken in Kenya. He has his own fantastic blog, which in addition to providing a lot of fascinating information about the enormous snake in question, covers all sorts of...

Dwarf River Manatee Discovered: No One Tells Zooillogix!

We are not sure what the bigger story here is: the discovery of a new species of tiny adorable river manatee or the fact that this happened in July and we just learned about it last week! Anyway, these critters...

Possible New Species Discovered in Celebes Sea

Dr. Larry Madin of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Phillipine scientists returned from two weeks in the Celebes Sea, located off the Phillippines southernmost archipelago, this Tuesday with some potential new deep sea discoveries.

New Species of Sea Slug Discovered in Qatar

The Qatar National History Group, a Qatari (Qatarian, Qatarese?), nature outing group, recently discovered what is believed to be a new species of sea slug. The pictures of the colorful critter were reviewed by Dr. Bill Rudman, head of the...

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