More to find in Indonesia's "Lost World"
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Many more species are probably yet to be found in pristine jungle in Indonesia's Papua province, where two mammals believed to be new to science were discovered in June, an Indonesian zoologist and a conservationist said.
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The species found in the mountains of Indonesia may be new to science, but not to Sherlock Holmes.
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By Michael Casey  BANGKOK, Thailand  --  Scientists combing through undersea fauna off Indonesia's Papua province say they have discovered dozens of new species, including a shark that walks on its fins and a shrimp that looks like a praying mantis.
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A steep, winding road through jungle-covered mountains in the Indonesian province of Aceh amounts to the greatest potential lifeline to communities devastated by the tsunami. It is also a primary bottleneck in the Indonesian relief effort.
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The skeletal remains of human "Hobbits" found in Indonesia belong to a new branch of our family tree, a study says.
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LHOONG, Indonesia  - As a rebel fighter, Marjuni Ibrahim hid out in Aceh's jungle. These days he leads "guerrilla tours" taking visitors with a taste for extreme hiking and an interest in Aceh's turbulent past over the same terrain.
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A giant rodent thought to be new to science is discovered in a remote mountainous area of Indonesia.
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Travel: Sean Dodson: Look beyond the 'Wild East' reputation and you'll discover a thriving cultural underbelly.
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Jakarta - A leading Indonesian scientist on Saturday challenged the widely publicised theory that fossilised bones found on the eastern island of Flores were from a previously unknown species of human.
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Researchers in a remote jungle in Indonesia have discovered a giant rat and a tiny possum that are apparently new to science, underscoring the stunning biodiversity of the Southeast Asian nation, scientists said Monday.
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Sydney: The newly discovered remains of a previously unknown species of miniature human in the Indonesian island of Flores, 600 kilometres east of Bali, by Australian and Indonesian scientists, are being hailed as the most significant scientific find of
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BANDA ACEH, Indonesia -- Six weeks after a monstrous earthquake and tsunami wiped out thousands of communities along the shores of the Indian Ocean, leaving 300,000 dead or missing in 11 countries, daily tremors still rattle buildings and workers wearing masks still pull hundreds of bodies a day from the rubble.
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The hunt for tiny treasures continues.
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Mourners in Sri Lanka used their bare hands to dig graves Tuesday while hungry islanders in Indonesia turned to looting in the aftermath of Asia's devastating tsunamis. Thousands more bodies were found in Indonesia, dramatically increasing the death toll across 11 nations to more than 52,000.
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"Hic sunt dracones," warned the black "X" on many an ancient mariner's map, marking spots in the unknown depths where dragons or serpents were thought to lurk. Since Plato's long-ago tale of the sunken island of Atlantis, humans have wondered whether lost worlds, teeming with life, might lie hidden in the ocean deeps.
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After years of helping readers lose  themselves in remote and far-flung parts of the world, travel  publisher Lonely Planet is now trying to find them amid the  tens of thousands dead or missing in tsunami-hit countries.
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A &quot;monster&quot; cockroach and other new insects have been discovered in the jungles of Borneo, scientists say. An expedition of caves and cliffs, led by the Nature Conservancy, also said it saw previously unknown fish and plants.