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Ants : Hello, my cousins Bee : Hi broo, can you pull more seed on the soil and drit Because we need more flowers Yellow jacket Wasp : Hi bro, i am gonna eat you Ant and bee : huh ?
One of my top 18 favorite reptiles. That bit about the growing toe pads is really interesting, and as I recall they only figured it out within the last few years. For decades ecologists thought green anole populations were much lower, because I guess they didn't look up?
Another fact is that males are territorial, and will sometimes fight. I was lucky enough to witness this a few years ago. The two would try to grab the other by the mouth, and the winner literally threw the other off the fence they were on (he seemed uninjured).
I've actually been keeping 3 wild ones around my hydroponic grow of veggies and fruits. I've been feeding them flightless fruit flies. They almost move like a robot
I had one riding on my rear view window, and I tried to shake it off on the highway. I went up to 80, and it didn't drop off. I had to bring it back home 🤨
I grabbed a female five lined skink and it bit me with her little mouth, it feels like a tiny pinch, and to some people it might hurt a bit depending on where they bit you, but in general it’s just a little “nowm” ahh bite.
Actually, there are now six extant genera of harriers, harriers constitute the tribe Circini, which is part of the subfamily Buteoninae, the six extant genera of harriers are Circus (Marsh Harriers), Thalassofalco (Bay Harriers), Nesotriorchis (Reunion Island Harrier Lineage), Nesohierax (Oceanian Harriers), Strigohierax (North American Harriers), and Neotriorchis (South American Harriers).
Not me thinking in about 10 more years I’ll be able to move out of my moms house and go to Wisconsin the closest area that allows servals and ocelots and get them lol also fun fact: ocelots in captivity can live up to 20 YEARS!!!
