New mammals? Including new monkey species? That's amazing. It's unbelievable that it's been hundreds of years since we started cataloging everything we find like this and yet there are still places like this forest where we haven't visited on the Earth's surface. This isn't some wierd completely inhabitable place like the bottom of the ocean, an obscure frozen mountain peak, or outer space. This was just a jungle forest that nobody ever visited before in order to search out new flora/fauna. Just crazy that this kind of discovery can still be made today.

ju66l3r: New mammals? Including new monkey species? That's amazing. It's unbelievable that it's been hundreds of years since we started cataloging everything we find like this and yet there are still places like this forest where we haven't visited on the Earth's surface. This isn't some wierd completely inhabitable place like the bottom of the ocean, an obscure frozen mountain peak, or outer space. This was just a jungle forest that nobody ever visited before in order to search out new flora/fauna. Just crazy that this kind of discovery can still be made today.

Well it could be brand new, as in our designer just put those out a few days ago.

I think theres a Leprechaun up in that Tree.

Where's da gold at?

BuckinKaeding: I think theres a Leprechaun up in that Tree.

Where's da gold at?

Don't be fooled. It's just these guys:

these guys?

So, did they find some hookers there too? Cause that would be pretty exciting.

So uhh - who was the guy that found out the snake was deadly to humans? Sucks to be him.....

Came for the hookers, left disappointed.

Cuthbert Allgood: these guys?

where have i seen that before?

/also very saddened by the lack of hookers

Thanks Google Earth... now I know where to bury the hookers!