Previously unexplored Karst caves in Cambodia have yielded incredible new finds, including a stunning turquoise viper. These discoveries highlight the rich biodiversity of the region.

Researchers have identified 11 new animal species, including a turquoise snake and a 'flying' snake, within ancient limestone formations in Cambodian karst caves.

A recent survey led by Fauna & Flora in collaboration with Cambodia's conservation efforts has uncovered a vast array of previously unseen wildlife within the country’s limestone karst ecosystems.