I'm not sure this belongs here, but I found a better link with a slide show while looking for the fanged frog. The YouTube blurb has a little info on it too.

http://www.backpacker.com/researchers_new_species_papua_new_...

It is sad to think of all this diverse wildlife threatened by human logging. These animals that have never seen humans before don't stand a chance.

As amazing as the find is, I can't help but feel anxious that in many ways it would be better if this was never reported ... I hope thet are left alone.

"These animals that have never seen humans before don't stand a chance."

Apparently, the local inhabitants have visited these areas on and off but not that often... so may be there is still a chance.

Google maps terrain http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Mt+Bosavi,+Papua+New+Guinea... (unfortunately, the satellite image is obscured by cloud)

I keep waiting to see the picture of the fanged frog.

Fanged frog FTW...?

Seconding the request for pictures of fanged frog.

For those in the UK:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00m82h7

First episode of the 3 part series already broadcast and now available to view online.

Na, they aren't evolved to survive. Humans would off those things with prejudice if they started invading our living areas.