RARE DISCOVERY: Scientists discover new species of giant amphibian in Australia
- Scientists have discovered a new species of giant amphibian after its fossil was found in Australia.
The new species has been named Arenaerpeton supinatus, which means supine sand creeper.Scientists say the fossil shows nearly the entire skeleton and the outline of its skin.The fossil is set to be displayed at the Australian Museum in Sydney later this year.
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