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Russian Researchers Discover New Bacteria Species in Antarctica
Russian researchers have now discovered a new type of bacteria from water samples obtained at an ancient lake near the South Pole, reports RIA Novosti. Researchers say that the microbes can't be found anywhere else in the world.
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