''Lost World'' of New Species Found in Indonesia

Animals of Indonesia's ''Lost World''
Animals of Indonesia's ''Lost World''
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The smoky honeyeater is the first new bird species to be discovered on the island of New Guinea since 1939.

Scientists discovered the bird on a recent expedition to the Foja Mountains of Indonesia, on the island of New Guinea.

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