The new species has only been found in one tributary on Enggano Island, located south of Sumatra, a study said.

Getting There is Half the Fun. Bukittinggi is a 2.5-hour drive northeast from Padang, West Sumatra’s urban and transport center. En route, you sweep into the mountains, past roadside waterfalls ...

Scientists identified a new goby species, Stiphodon hadiatyae, capable of climbing waterfalls, in Malakoni Village on Indonesia’s Enggano Island. ... which is about 110 miles south of Sumatra.

Scientists identified a new goby species, Stiphodon hadiatyae, capable of climbing waterfalls, in Malakoni Village on Indonesia’s Enggano Island. ... which is about 110 miles south of Sumatra.

Scientists identified a new goby species, Stiphodon hadiatyae, capable of climbing waterfalls, in Malakoni Village on Indonesia’s Enggano Island. ... which is about 110 miles south of Sumatra.

Tumpak Sewa Waterfall, Sumatra (Image: Canva) Often called the “Waterfall of the Gods,” Madakaripura stands tall at 200 meters, hidden within a misty valley.

Scientists identified a new goby species, Stiphodon hadiatyae, capable of climbing waterfalls, in Malakoni Village on Indonesia’s Enggano Island. ... which is about 110 miles south of Sumatra.

Scientists identified a new goby species, Stiphodon hadiatyae, capable of climbing waterfalls, in Malakoni Village on Indonesia’s Enggano Island. ... which is about 110 miles south of Sumatra.

Scientists identified a new goby species, Stiphodon hadiatyae, capable of climbing waterfalls, in Malakoni Village on Indonesia’s Enggano Island. ... which is about 110 miles south of Sumatra.

Scientists identified a new goby species, Stiphodon hadiatyae, capable of climbing waterfalls, in Malakoni Village on Indonesia’s Enggano Island. ... which is about 110 miles south of Sumatra.