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New species, including a blue spider, discovered in Angola highlands

A recent exploration in the Angola highlands has led to the discovery of a glowing blue spider and potentially new species of moths. The Wilderness Project estimates that up to 6 percent of the recorded moth species could be previously unknown to science.

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A recent exploration in the Angola highlands has led to the discovery of a glowing blue spider and potentially new species of moths. The Wilderness Project estimates that up to 6 percent of the recorded moth species could be previously unknown to science.

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Glowing blue spider along with dozens of unknown species uncovered in Angola highlands

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New species, including a blue spider, discovered in Angola highlands