Find many exotic animals at Bosavi volcano

Scientists from the film crew of the BBC's " Lost land of the Volcano " program ventured into exploring the tropical rainforest area around the crater off Bosavi in ​​the independent nation Papua-New Guinea , Oceania to search for exotic and rare wildlife.

Bosavi's view of the tropical rainforest area has turned off Bosavi.

Charming pink fruit pigeon.

Dark-faced dwarf parrots were found by anthropologist Jack Dumbacher.

Dense undergrowth in Papua-New Guinea rainforest.

Huge hairy mice are not afraid of Bosavi people.

Tropical giant spider, with camouflage colors identical to lichens.

Colorful beetles sparkle at Papua-New Guinea rainforest.

The strange pipe nose bat was discovered by bat researcher Alanna Maltby.

Endangered frog species Litoria Sauroni.

Amazing fox has Bosavi's smooth fur bag.

The marsupial zebra has a strong gland, which is a weapon that threatens enemies effectively when they are in danger, discovered by two Muse Opiang and Gordon Buchanan.

Jumping spider belonging to Salticidae species can look around thanks to the special position of the eyes.

Two male rhinoceros beetles pitted against each other on a log.

Without eyes, you probably don't know this is a spider.It is the demon face spider Deinopidae or also known as the spider web.They create a lattice-shaped net with their feet and throw it at the prey.

An Eupholus cereal worm.The green on the body of a beetle is a message warning predators that it is poisonous.

The larvae of a large beetle.

The hairs protruding from the body of the Aleyrodidae larvae help them avoid the enemy.This bug absorbs sap.The adults have white wings.