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Published online 6 December 2005 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news051205-3
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'Borneo beast' seen in the underbrush
Patience pays for researchers who may have spotted new carnivore.
They may be mere glimpses of glinty eyes and swishing tail, but images released this week could show a carnivore that is entirely new to naturalists. Wildlife researchers working in the heart of Borneo's jungle captured the images of what they claim is a previously undiscovered species of carnivore lurking in the pitch-black forest.
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