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Why is it said that there are many species that have yet to be discovered?
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Why is it said that there are many species that have yet to be discovered?

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We have not explored everything

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We haven't explored about 95% of the ocean, and haven't been able to explore more land due to different tribes that may alert danger or we've never seen before

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because us humans haven’t explored every inch of the world yet, especially in the deepest parts of the ocean
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