Some scientists worried that the Barbados threadsnake had become extinct, but one sunny morning, Connor Blades lifted a rock in a tiny forest in the eastern Caribbean island and held his breath.

The Barbados threadsnake, which reaches about four inches fully grown, has only been seen a handful of times since 1889.

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