Scientists in Chile recently announced they’d discovered the new bird species in the country’s Diego Ramirez Islands. The incredible find was reported in the magazine “Nature.” According to lead researcher Ricardo Rozzi, the subantarctic rayadito has some serious survival skills. They evolved to live in what might be considered unfriendly terrain. Their habitat, at the southernmost point in South America, contains no trees and very little vegetation. | Inside Edition

365K views · 1.8K shares | In 2014 and 2015, about 381 new species were found in the Amazon—roughly one every other day. | National Geographic | Facebook

126K views · 1.5K reactions | 12 species new to science have been discovered after almost five years of studying the deep Atlantic. The sea mosses, molluscs and corals had eluded discovery because the sea floor is so unexplored, scientists have said. bbc.in/2Mhj8vr | BBC News | Facebook