Two new frog species are named after legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick

Scientists have discovered a new frog with orange streaks on its feet, and named after American filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, who famously directed the blockbuster 'A Clockwork Orange '.

Besides, the researchers also discovered a species named kamagarini, meaning 'demon' or 'devil' in Matsigenka region, based on the spoken language in southeastern Peru. One of the characteristic features of the new species kamagarini is the horns in the upper eyelid. Both new frog species were discovered in the Amazon basin of Peru and Brazil.

After conducting analysis of genetic, morphological and biological data, Catholic University (PUCE) scientists in Ecuador and Centro de Ornitologia y Biodiversidad (CORBIDI) in Peru concluded that they are 2 Amphibians represent the two species never before known.

Researchers say Stanley Kubrick has left an invaluable legacy in cinema. His masterpiece consists of A Clockwork Orange (1971), based on the 1962 novel by Anthony Burgess with the same strong reputation. When explaining the title of the book, Anthony Burgess says: The title implies a combination of organic matter, life and sweetness, in other words, life, orange - mechanics, coldness. pale and disciplined. It's like describing an ecosystem, nature works by interacting between life, coldness, mechanics and disciplined physical matrices.

Both new frog species are listed scientifically as D kubricki and D kamagarini, characterized by a fresh orange stain on the body, reminiscent of the orange in the work.

Amphibians are important components in the ecosystem that play an important role in the natural food chain.

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