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A frog with no lungs, a “ninja” slug firing love darts at its mate, and the world’s longest insect are among new species discovered in the three years since the Heart of Borneo conservation plan was drawn up by the three governments with jurisdiction over the world’s third largest island.
Slideshow: View images of some of the species recently discovered in Borneo
Video: The newly discovered Kopstein's bronzeback snake is caught on camera eating a lizard.
Learn more about WWF's Heart of Borneo initiative, which works with the governments of Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei Darussalam to protect the immense and constantly surprising biodiversity of this incredibly rich region of our living planet.
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