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The two best reasons to get into fossils are booping trilobites and getting to say the word "fossiliferous" a lot.
Fossil [Explained]
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[Cueball is holding two pieces of rock in a paleontological site. Megan, Ponytail and White Hat are in the background.] Cueball: It's weird to pry open a rock and see an animal that no one has laid eyes on for 400 million years.
[Zoom in on Cueball looking at the fossil he is holding.]
[Cueball pokes the fossil.] Cueball: Boop! Off-panel voice: Hey! Don't boop the trilobites!
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First time drawing the cutest bearded dragon ✨💖
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I think a snake with just two poll options would work great
Really curious to see what happens to this one.
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Yellow Sea Snake (Hydrophis platurus xanthos), family Elapidae, Costa Rica
Venomous.
This is an all yellow subspecies of the Yellow-bellied or Pelagic Sea Snake.
photograph by Alejandro Solórzano
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“Oh, a lizard!” Boy got his own sprinkle
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Look! Look how good Blitz is for these photos. Plus his color palette matches Halloween perfectly!
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A spooky and snakey little short I made for Halloween! I wasn’t able to post it until Halloween night of last year, so I decided to give it a second chance (this time as a YouTube vid. Hoping it’s the first of many!)
I worked hard on this little movie, so please enjoy and share with any snake-likers or spook-likers you think might enjoy it too. 🧡 Happy Halloween!
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Suwannee Snapping Turtle (Macrochelys suwanniensis), family Chelydridae, endemic to the Suwannee River Basin of northern FL and southern GA in the SE United States.
ENDANGERED.
* closely related to the alligator snapping turtle.
Photograph by Greg Brashear
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Nile crocodile By: C. A. W. Guggisberg From: Man and Wildlife 1970
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