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Orthrus is a green jumping spider species that is new to science

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A Litoria frog, which uses a loud ringing song to call for a mate

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This spider, called Tabuina varirata, was found on a conifer tree in a rainforest clearing

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The Cyrtodactylus bent-toed gecko was found during the Conservation International (CI) led Rapid Assessment Program expedition

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A large tree frog, Nyctimystes sp, with enormous eyes was found in Papua New Guinea's highlands wilderness

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Oreophryne: A tiny frog species with a sharp chirping call believed to be new to science