The smallest snake of the world found under the stone under 20 years under the stone

About two decades, no one had a small knees of the world.

Some scientists are concerned that Barbados may be burdened by Barbados, but the Connor blocks lifted up in a small forest at the Caribbean island and took his spirit.

“After a search year, you start a little pessimistic,” said the project officer with the Ministry of Life in Barbados.

The soup can sit comfortably on coin, so almost 20 years of scientists was interested in scientists.

Scientificly called Tetrachanilostoma Carlae, Petite Creature in the International Union is listed for the Preservation of the International Red Red List Types of threatening when he was evaluated in 2015.

Too tiny to identify with a naked eye, blades put it on a small jar and added substrate land and pelvis.

Several hours later, in front of Microscop at the University of India, looked at the sample. It was written in Petri food, which is almost impossible to identify.

“It was struggling,” remembered blades, but added that he took a snake video and finally appreciate a picture thanks.

They’re yellow dorsal lines that happen to their body, and her eyes are on the side of her.

“I tried to continue my head,” Bload reminded the blades, knowing that Barbados looks blind, the best known as a longer cum and has dorsal lines.

Wednesday, Re: The Wild Group Group, which cooperates with the local environmental ministry, re-printing the issue of Barbados.

“Redeeming one of our members on many levels is important,” said Justin Springer, the Caribbean Program Program for: Wild to help Snake with blades. “It reminds us that we still have a significant wisdom thing that play a significant role in our ecology.”

Barbados Threadsnake was found only a few since 1889. It was found on a list of 4,800 plant, animal and foggy, which was found “wild” that was seen as “lost”.

There is no information on the population and the latest record of snakes closer to the town of Hillaby, in St. IUCN. One of those specified old records from 1918, and from 1966 from 1966, since 1966 and 2008, since 1966 and 2008, since 1966, since 1966.

“If the species on Barbados are just like types that local people will be aware of the additional records,” IUCN said on his website. “The lack of records suggests that this species is really low and limited.”

The apple is blinded in the ground, the bureau of Burrows eats termites and ants and one sloping egg. Grow fully, it measured four inches.

“They are very loan,” Blades said. “You can do a survey for many hours, and also be there, you may not really see them.”

But on March 20, at 10:30, Blades and Spring, the Jack-in-box on Central Centers are very limited to Barbados when the rest of the team began on the tree.

“So the story is very interesting,” Springer said. “All happened at the same time.”

S. Blair Hedges, Professor at the University of Temple and the director of its center for biology, was the first to recognize Barbados issues. Previously, it was wasted with a variety of variously.

In 2008, Hedges’s discoveries’ was published with scientific magazine, with the margar of the Tetracheilostoma Carlae, with honor of his wife.

“I have searched them for searching days,” Hedges forgot. “Based on my observations and hundreds of stones, the things I turned on, I think it’s a kind type.”

He was June 2006, and there are only three more examples: Two other three examples: Two at the London and Third Museum told the College that is randomly known in Barbados instead of Barbados.

Hedges said he did not understand that he collected a new one until she did a genetic analysis.

“Aha Moment was in the laboratory,” he said so that the discovery established Barbados busy

Hedges then for years with letters, pictures and emails to people think they think more barbados are found. Some pictures were from earthy lands, he remembered him.

“He was originally for years,” he said.

Scientists expect to re-mean Barbados Barbados issues can be a champion to protect the presence of deserted environment.

Many members of the members of the Tiny Island, including Barbados Racer, Sinka Barbados and a special type of shrimp cave.

“I hope they can protect some interest,” Hedges said. “Barbados is a unique type for a bad cause.