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DO YOU LOVE BEAUTY IN NATURE??? VISIT THE FINIMA NATURE PARK TODAY. The Nile monitor (Varanus niloticus) is a hefty reptile, also known as the water monitor, and Africa’s longest lizard, sometimes reaching lengths of over 2 metres – of which more than half is tail. Seldom wandering far from water, it is a common sight across much of the region, usually seen rummaging around the riverine undergrowth, basking on a rock or swimming through the shallows. A versatile predator, able to swim, run and climb with equal ease, it will take prey from insects to small mammals, using its forked, flicking tongue to track down its quarry by scent. Here are some photos taken from the FINIMA NATURE PARK. #nilemonitor #nilemonitorlizard #nilemonitorsofinstagram #nilemonitorpet #biodiversity2020 #animallovers #natureza #naturelovers #natureshot #ncf #fnp #nlng #lng (at Finima Nature Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIfXOZGs_rm/?igshid=1x1t1itze2f1q

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STUMBLED ON THIS BEAUTY IN THE PARK BUT COULD NOT IDENTIFY .... PLEASE I NEED HELP FROM MY SPIDER FRIENDS Spiders are everywhere! This might freak you out, but research suggests that you are never more than 10 feet away from a spider. Don’t worry though, most of the time they are hiding away somewhere in some crevices minding their own business. #spider #spiderverse #spidersona #spiderlove #nature_perfection #naturegeography #natureshots #naturephotography #photogragh #Biodiversity #beautyspiders (at Finima Nature Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIX7DmEguNv/?igshid=12wqq7p1wr04v

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Having a beautiful and amazing time with my Ball Python Ball Python python regius They are named after their natural defensive behaviors. They tend to curl up into a ball with their head toward the center of the ball when threatened They are also called the “ROYAL python” because ancient royalty wore them as jewelry. With proper socialization, they can be easily handled and are very docile. No two ball pythons are alike. They all have their own beautiful and unique patterns. Do you wish to have one as a Pet????? 🌚 🌚 🌚 🌚 🌚 🌚 #CONSERVATION #biology #python #snake #ballpython #royalpython #naturelover #snakepet (at Finima Nature Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIVNFsfADqE/?igshid=1509l52mw8kas

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Hello guys guess what we are celebrating today Yes we celebrated the amazing and powerful cat, the third most powerful cat in existence...... JAGUAR....... Follow up today's post to get interesting facts about his power in beauty species. #jaguar #jaguarofficial #cat #wildcats #conservation #conservenature #nature #naturelovers #naturephotography #ncf #fnp (at Finima Nature Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CINNKIHALYJ/?igshid=1e1c5vssghfg9

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THIS BRIGHT NEW DAY.... Complete with 24 hours of opportunitys, choices and attitudes... A perfectly matched set of 1440 minutes... This unique gift this one day cannot be exchanged, refunded or replaced.... Ensure the choices you make tells well on ou EARTH and its BIODIVERSITY. #earth #biodiversity #conservationist #animal #liveyourbestlife #naturelovers (at Finima Nature Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIKmCkfgGGF/?igshid=18tpgbwnl92zu

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Nature is pleased with simplicity. And nature is no dummy. Adopt the pace of nature...Her secret is patience... Happy weekend friends.... Mine is going beautiful already how is yours???? (at Finima Nature Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIIcUV8AkMw/?igshid=1hr0kpqieck0t

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BEWARE FOR WE CAN LOSSE IT IF WE DON’T CONSERVE IT The colourful Jambato harlequin frog (Atelopus ignescens) was once so widespread in Ecuador that it turned up in people’s homes, something children played with and it was used as an ingredient in traditional medicine. Then it was suddenly wiped out. “It was such a long-standing presence in the Ecuadorian community that we would have never conceived it could disappear,” says Luis Coloma of the Jambatu Center for Research and Conservation of Amphibians. But it did. Until 2016, the centre offered a $1000 cash prize for anyone able to find the lost frog, not expecting success but hoping to raise awareness of amphibian conservation. Against the odds, a young boy and his family found a small colony of Jambato harlequins, securing the survival of the species and funds for the boy’s education. The researchers then faced the huge task of getting the 43 individuals rescued from the wild to reproduce. “When we finally discovered the eggs, we felt like Thomas Edison must have felt seeing an electric bulb lighting for the first time. It was extraordinary,” says Coloma. He says that lab breeding is painstaking and expensive job.  THEN IT WAS SUDDENLY WIPED OUT  WE WOULD HAVE NEVER CONCEIVED IT COULD DISAPPEAR  OFFERED $1000 CASH PRIZE FOR ANYONE ABLE TO FIND THE LOST FROG  FACED THE HUGE TASK  LAB BREEDING IS PAINSTAKING AND EXPENSIVE JOB LESSON LEARNT Conservation is the best and cheapest way to save our biodiversity. Now Think “What is that species that frequent your environment, that have a very rich abundance that you feel no matter how much they are hunted for food and pleasure they can never disappear”?........... KNOW THIS TODAY: THEY CAN DISAPPEAR AND YOU WILL MISS THEM WHEN THEY ARE GONE. #nature #animals #amphibians #amphiblr #mine #herpetology #frog #conservation #philosophy #naturalist #science #conservation #biology #can’t we all just get along #we have one earth #think about it #earth #truth #NCF https://www.instagram.com/p/CIFjgaeg6Uo/?igshid=lql22b2ov9xt

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The Amazing BRAINLESS JELLYFISH They don’t have a heart, lungs or a brain either! So how does a jellyfish live without these vital organs? Their skin is so thin that they can absorb oxygen right through it, so they don’t need lungs. They don’t have any blood so they don’t need a heart to pump it. And they respond to the changes in their environment around them using signals from a nerve net just below their epidermis - the outer layer of skin - that is sensitive to touch, so they don’t need a brain to process complex thoughts. #Photo location: Bonny Island sea coast Photo Credit: Finima Nature Park Guards (at Finima Nature Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIDKoTaAHsS/?igshid=1agr0q5hnlt5y