coloration and intricate patterns.

It displays shades of
green and turquoise with intricate patterns that
resemble leaf veins, allowing it to blend seamlessly
into the foliage of its forest habitat.
● Habitat: Prefers living in tropical rainforests and
freshwater marshes where it can find ample moisture
and shelter among the dense vegetation. It is often
found near ponds and slow-moving streams.
● Behavior: Known for its arboreal habits, this tree frog
spends much of its time perched on vegetation, where
it hunts insects and small invertebrates. Its unique
coloration not only aids in camouflage but also serves
as a warning to potential predators of its toxicity.
● Conservation: The discovery of Gemminger's Tree
Frog underscores the need for habitat protection and
conservation efforts in Thailand's diverse ecosystems.

3. Venezuelan Pudu (Pudu venezuelensis)

● Discovery: Identified in 2020 in the cloud forests of

Venezuela's Andes Mountains.
● Description: The Venezuelan Pudu is one of the
smallest deer species globally, characterized by its
diminutive size and endearing appearance. It
measures about 30-35 cm in height at the shoulder
and weighs between 6 to 10 kg. Its fur is dense and
varies in shades of brown, providing insulation in the
cool mountain climate.
● Habitat: Thrives in the dense cloud forests of the
Andes, where it forages for leaves, fruits, and tender