Chameleon Snake

And I who though only Octopuses and Chameleons could change color at will...

In 2006 a snake that changes colors like a chameleon was discovered in the heart of Borneo. It's color changing abilities was discovered when a scientist put it into a dark bucket, and when he went to retrieve it a few minutes later, it was almost entirely white.

The scientists named it the Kapuas mud snake, since the two specimens they collected was found in the wetlands and swamped forests around Kapuas River.

The Kapuas mud snake is poisonous and is believed to live only in the area around Kapuas River.

Via WWF

New Fish Species - Pug of the Sea

This cute little fella, with forward facing eyes that has not been seen before, is all new to science. He was discovered in January this year in Indonesia, and he is supposed to be some kind of anglerfish, even though he's got no lure.
This fish likes to crawl around rather than swim, it's very good at hiding inside coral cracks, and it's about the size of a fist.

See National Geographic article for more information.