Blogs about: Lizards
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Rattlers, Peepers & Snappers.
Rattlers, Peepers & Snappers is for anyone interested in the biology, natural history, or the 52 fascinating amphibians & reptiles in New England. Vince Franke teamed up with Jim Andrews, of t… more →
The herptile blog.
Sydney Wildlife World
theunaustralian wrote 13 hours ago: Better than Featherdale I don’t know if you guys know this, but right next to Sydney Aquarium … more →
Re-Inventing Yourself: Learn from the Lizard
quinncreative wrote 3 days ago: One of our cats was paying rapt attention to something on the rug. He had that ears-cupped-parallel- … more →
The Raptors and the Agamid
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Ashwin Baindur wrote 4 days ago: (Reprinted from Indian Birds Vol 5 No 1, kind courtesy Aasheesh Pittie) A posting to the desert for … more →
North America's most bizarre lizard
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Ted C. MacRae wrote 4 days ago: Hmm, something funny going on here. This is a bug blog – specifically a beetle blog, yet it … more →
Racerunner
rmaum wrote 6 days ago: Here’s a colorful lizard that’s a member of the Whiptails and Racerunner Family known as … more →
a dog’s vacation & lizards
Sara Fryd wrote 1 week ago: Sara took us on a vacation. A really great vacation to Aunt Judy’s house in Scottsdale, AZ. It’s a … more →
North America's most beautiful lizard
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Ted C. MacRae wrote 1 week ago: Whew! My fingers and keyboard are still smoking after that long series on Cylindera celeripes (parts … more →
Lizard Catching Cats
Gillian wrote 1 week ago: My neighbour, a veterinary assistant, has lots of cats who bring small birds and mammals into the h … more →
The Totally Elusive Joseph W. Ballard. And Lizards.
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ohisian319 wrote 1 week ago: Today has been quite the day. I dove in head first into my research today, and unearthed even more i … more →
UNF Professor Developing Highly Sensitive Lymes DNA Test
stevensponaugle wrote 1 week ago: UNF professor works to unlock Lyme disease’s mysteries Kerry Clark thinks he’s developed … more →
I really don't understand lizards
bambybam wrote 1 week ago: Lizards are small reptiles of the order Squamata, which they share with the snakes (Ophidians). Liz … more →
Bermuda and the creatures that crawl
organizedmama wrote 2 weeks ago: Happy Fourth of July. Today we went to visit my father and brother for the fourth. My brother has … more →
Reptilian Eyes Windows to Wicked Souls
antiantichrist wrote 2 weeks ago: This Illuminati bloodline of the Pharaohs of Egypt – notice their eyes, they look reptilian f … more →
Animal Jungle
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Darcel wrote 2 weeks ago: I love finding new places to go around here. We found this really cool pet store called Animal Jungl … more →
Oy - it's so hot the lizards are melting
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A.j. wrote 3 weeks ago: The heat is bad – “how bad is it?” it seems the lizards are melting – or wea … more →
Lifer Patchnose
Eastern Sierra wrote 3 weeks ago: Went for a drive with my friend John this evening…again… Anyhow…tha plan was to le … more →
Lizard Tales
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TyNamaste wrote 3 weeks ago: Bearded Dragons for sale (Miami) Reply to: **** Date: 2009-06-22, 5:32PM EDT Bearded dragons for sa … more →
Exposing the Heart
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drjimbeaty wrote 3 weeks ago: The Franklin/Starnes team is committed to the disappearing of the homeless population from Atlanta. … more →
Democracy and Lizards
Peter wrote 3 weeks ago: This quote comes courtesy of Douglas Adams from So Long and Thanks for all the Fish. I find it oddly … more →
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