Look at a new “wool demon” species in a US national park in almost 50 years

The National Park Service was discovered in the Big Bend National Park in Texas, called Woly Devil.

According to the Park Service, the first time Woly Devil or Ovicula Biradiata has experienced. In the north of the park, in remote areas, small and yellow flowers are growing in desert stones in desert stones in desert stones in desert stones.

The park officials have found something special to seek out for the plant database and ask for answers online.

Big Bend National Park staff and staff members join with staff to Sul Ross State University. For the first time in the first 50 years at the California Cenmey Park staff and 50 years at the American National Park for almost 50 years at the American National Park in the American National Park for almost 50 years at the American National Park.

Researchers have published their findings in Peer-Revanical Journal journal phytorsys. However, DNA analysis shows that the plant is genetically different.

The wool the devil is much smaller than his sisters. This is the formal name, The petals and bones like a ray like a ray such as bones and Bozas.

“The species can be identified and the name we have no names, according to the statement.

Licter Mark, one of the taxi, who studied wools Satan, was gradually remarkable because of the end of the generation of the generators in the desert in California. But climate change is still intimidating to their existence.

Mark says: “Cut across the park’s north corner, we only met this factory.