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When Rizal was exiled in Dapitan he immersed himself with the study of nature. He also spent time teaching children in Dapitan. Together with his students he was able to discover numerous species of birds, butterflies, snakes, insects and over 340 shells. Rizal sent species of plants, insects and animals for identification to the Anthropological and Ethnographical Museum of Dresden. He received high praise and recognition from the European scientists for his rare discoveries. Three of which was named after him: Draco Rizali (small lizard known as a flying dragon), Apogania Rizali (rare kind of beetle) andRhacophorus Rizali (a peculiar frog specie)

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Who are the Filipino and foreigner scientist and their contribution?

Filipino scientist Jose Rizal is known for his works in ophthalmology and as a leader of the Filipino nationalist movement. Foreign scientist Albert Einstein is known for his theory of relativity, with a notable equation E=mc^2. Both individuals have made significant contributions to their respective fields with lasting impacts on society.


What kind of animals does Jose Rizal discover?

Jose Rizal, a Philippine national hero, was primarily a writer and activist, not an explorer. He did not discover animals, but he documented the diverse flora and fauna of the Philippines in his writings and observed the impact of colonization on the country's biodiversity.


What describe a scientist?

a person who learns about the world by observing it.


Give some arguments that presents Rizal really retracted?

after watching the movie "bayaning third World" it made me confused because of the arguments between the two directors and how they critically analyze the things that happened in the life of rizal. i don't think so that Jose rizal retracted because there if he did what's the sense of righting the mi ultimo adios


What are the branches of science that Rizal studied?

Jose Rizal, a Filipino national hero, studied various branches of science such as ophthalmology (eye medicine), physics, biology, and anthropology during his education in Europe. He also had a keen interest in natural sciences, including geology and botany. Rizal's scientific knowledge greatly influenced his views on colonialism and social reform in the Philippines.