Olinguito: Discovered in 2013, this mammal resembles a small bear and cat, inhabiting the Andean forests.
Andrill anemones: Found beneath Antarctic ice caps, these anemones, Edwardsiella andrillae, intrigue scientists with their ability to withstand extreme cold.
Domed land snails: These see-through snails, Zospeum tholossum, were found in Croatian caves, dwelling in lightless ocean depths.
Gecko: Saltuarius eximius, discovered in Australian jungles, can blend seamlessly with its surroundings, thanks to its mottled coloring.
Tinkerbell Fairyfly: This tiny Tinkerbella nana was found in Costa Rican forests, measuring only 250 micrometers.
Pirate ant: Cardiocondyla pirata, discovered in the Philippines, sports a distinctive "patch" possibly for distracting predators.
Lombok owl: Found on Lombok island, Otus jolandae lives near the Rinjani volcano, captivating with its beauty.
Cocoa frog: Named for its brown skin, Hypsiboas is one of 60 species found in Surinam's tropical forest, thriving in a pristine ecosystem.
Glowing fungi: These luminescent fungi, found in Brazilian forests, emit a soft glow, adding to the mysterious beauty of the forest floor.