New legless Lizard species discovered in Taiwan, ending 100-year scientific mystery
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Scientists have discovered a new legless lizard species in Taiwan, solving a 100-year mystery. The discovery of Dopasia formosensis boosts research and strengthens conservation efforts for this rare reptile.
A new legless lizard species has been found in Taiwan. The species, named Dopasia formosensis, was discovered by scientists who confirmed its existence. This discovery ends a century-old debate about the misidentification of the species. The clear identification of Dopasia formosensis will boost research and conservation efforts for this rare reptile. The discovery was made on April 14, 2026.
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