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A new species of spiny ant with intricate, wrinkled skin has been found in the Singaporean rainforest.
Myrmecina magnificens, named for its beauty, lives in leaf litter on the forest floor and probably preys on tiny mites, said discoverer Mark Wong, an ecologist and independent researcher in Singapore. It has skin with a fingerprint-whorl pattern and delicate golden spines that point, unusually, toward the front of its body.
"Some people say it looks a little bit like a fearsome raisin," Wong told Live Science.
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