A newborn amphibian named "Donald Trumpi"

The biological community is about to have an additional amphibian called "Donald Trump."
scientists recently discovered a visionless, legless, 10cm-long cave amphibian in Panama, the Guardian reported.
later the boss of a British sustainable building materials company won the naming rights to the creature for $25,000, which he named "Donald Donald Trumpi." "It's the best name," said Bell, the boss of Enviro Build, a sustainable building materials company
. the word
, caecilian, comes from the Latin word caecus, meaning 'blind', and reflects President Trump's strategic perspective on climate change."
a netizen said, "Better for the creatures created by God - no animal should be named this."
" has a netizen said, "Is the blind amphibian simply not have any rights?" "And the netizen said, "You're giving him the attention he wants."
a permanent name for an animal species that only excites him! "Why "Donald Trump"? The BBC says the US president has always received many honors, but President Trump is probably very reluctant to receive the latest "honour."
this small, invisible creature is a kind of dragonfly that generally lives underground. Bell, who
named "Donald Trump," said the creature's behavior bears similarities to U.S. President Donald Trump's actions on climate change, which he likes to bury in the sand and trump's consistent "blindness" to climate change.
Bell says he named the creature "Donald Trump" in the hope of raising awareness of climate change.
in fact, the creature itself is deeply affected by climate change and is at risk of extinction.
the scientists who discovered the creature have agreed to use the name "Dermophis donaldtrumpi" when the study of the creature is officially published.
the $25,000 auctioned off for naming rights will go directly to the Rainforest Trust, which has been calling for the protection of tropical rainforests to mitigate climate change, according to the Guardian.
This is not the first time the biological community has named a new species after "Donald Trump."
2017, scientists discovered a new moth that, because its wings resemble D.C. ', they're also hoping to raise awareness of protecting fragile ecologies.
Trump: Climate change? I don't believe it! The impact of climate change on the ecological environment and human survival has become increasingly apparent, but Mr. Trump has tried to "deny" this.
, in November, the Trump administration released a climate change report that said climate change was hurting the lives of Americans and costing the U.S. hundreds of billions of dollars, the Guardian reported.
but Trump's response to the report was: "I don't believe it.
", in fact, Mr. Trump's handling of the environment since taking office has been criticized.
at the United Nations climate conference in Poland in early December, representatives of the Trump administration made no mention of climate change or global warming at all, but in a speech praised the merits of fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas, causing a burst of laughter, many participants chanted "No face!" The Trump administration has long supported the use of fossil fuels, accusing scientists who say human activity is causing climate change as engaging in "political activity" and denying that humans are responsible for the planet's rise in temperatures.
more overcoming, Shortly after taking office, Mr. Trump announced the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate accord, saying it was bad for U.S. businesses and workers.
the decision drew criticism from most countries, Mr. Trump remained "as i can."
the U.N. climate conference difficult to reach an agreement according to U.S. media VOX, December 15, the two-week U.N. climate conference closed in Katowice, Poland, representatives from nearly 200 countries attended the talks and agreed on the Paris climate agreement implementation rules, but due to the continuing controversy on key details, no final agreement was issued.
the conference aims to clarify the implementation of the Paris climate agreement signed in 2015.
under the agreement, countries will try to limit global temperature increases to 2 degrees Celsius, preferably 1.5 degrees Celsius.
However, as the global carbon emissions of fossil fuels increase year by year, the planet is likely to exceed this temperature threshold within 35 years.
seven major countries, including the United States, failed to meet the Paris commitments, according to the 2018 Emissions Gap Report, released by the United Nations Environment Programme.
VOX said the U.S. government was a major obstacle at the climate conference: on the one hand, the U.S. announced its withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement in 2017 and the U.S. representative at the meeting praised fossil fuels.
and because the Paris climate agreement is a target that countries decide on, a U.S. withdrawal could cause other countries to lower that target.
, however, many businesses, universities and legislators in the United States have expressed a desire to stay in the Paris climate accord.
the U.S. can't formally withdraw from the agreement until 2020, and many hope the new president will rejoin it after Trump's ouster.
Source: Foreign Affairs.