California Academy of Sciences unveils 130 new species 

Highlights the hidden biodiversity of the Earth

San Francisco California in a significant contribution to our understanding of global biodiversity, a team of American Scientists at the California Academy of Sciences announced the discovery of 130 new species of arthropods.

California Academy of Sciences unveils 130 new species 

California Academy of Sciences unveils 130 new species 

Remarkable results include

 A variety of insects and crustaceans, some of which are found in such unexpected habitats as leaf litter, while others have been identified in the vast unexplored depths of the world's oceans. This wave of discoveries confirms the huge diversity of life that is still not scientifically recorded.

The recent discoveries are part of a much larger picture of undiscovered life on the planet. 

Scientists estimate that only a small part of the land species has been identified, as some studies indicate that 86% of the land species and 91% of the ocean species are still unknown. Estimates of the total number of undiscovered organisms vary, with some projections suggesting that there could be between 8 and 30 million species that have not yet been found.This highlights the crucial role of continuous scientific exploration in cataloging and understanding the ecosystems of our planet.

Since its establishment, the Academy's comprehensive scientific exploration program has been instrumental 

In many of these discoveries.Through dedicated efforts involving deep-sea divers and cave explorers researchers are constantly venturing into remote and difficult environments to uncover new forms of life. Academy scientists regularly add more than 100 new species to the tree of life annually ranging from insects and spiders to new species of Fish and marine invertebrates.

Among the noteworthy discoveries are

 Highlighted by the team was a previously unknown species of lantern shark.This discovery was accompanied by the identification of many new crustaceans, mollusks and insects including a unique Brazilian butterfly and a new species of Spider.

These discoveries are more than just additions to the list 

They are necessary to understand the complexity of life on Earth. Each newly identified species provides valuable insights into evolution and the complex network of interactions that underpin ecosystems. As human activities continue to affect the environment, scientists emphasize that this work is a race against time.

•  The identification and description of new species is a vital first step
•  towards their conservation ensuring the protection of the planet's
•  rich biodiversity for future generations.

In conclusion

God has created the universe, man and many more creatures that have not yet been discovered, and surely revealing more is useful for life and the natural world

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