VELSHI: All right. Time now for "Odds & Ends." Today we have new pictures of newly discovered animals. Conservation International released the pictures of 200 newfound species in Papua, New Guinea. Get that, 200 new species. Let's start with this katydid, it's a new species of mossula. I don't know what mossula is. It has a dark emerald coloration. Looks like a cricket to me. That's never been seen before. OK. Next, another katydid. Bright green in color this one, that's really bright green. Check out those eyes, only a mother could love. According to Conservation International, this pink-eyed insect likely feeds on flowers of the forests, tall trees. OK, check out this new frog. Cue the frog. It looks like a frog. Look at the funny looking webs, though. It lives nearly 100 feet above the ground in the canopy. This large bright green frog is more often heard than seen because of where it lives. The males get super loud at night. Finally, check out this. This thing creeped me out. It's a tub- nosed fruit bat. This is not a new species. It has still not yet been formally described or named in scientific circles, plus it's just a cool picture of a creepy looking animal. For more on this, go to my blog, CNN.com/Ali.
200 New Species Discovered in Papua, New Guinea