Feeding all of my (favorite) reptiles 

Recommends??? 🤔🤨 Buddy didn’t pass English.

More frogs

rat poison

You should feed them a little slice of pizza

a small mcdonald’s fry and a sprite

Last to take their hand off the Komodo dragon gets to ride it

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When’s the onlyfans 🎉

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Lmao they will always have thier hand on it tho, bc the Komodo will just eat it 😊​@@leafystreet

same energy as "Claire, you little lesbian legend" edit: he also said "i think everyone's pregnant. oh boy, i hope it's true" at the end of the vid 💀

me whenever i see my friend group

so real lmao

this made me laugh uncontrollably

Or can they

Bold assumption

I know hedgies are omnivores, but they do prefer protein. They are scary fast when they detect cricket movement.

Don't snails have tentacles instead of pedipalps?

Hey, I have a question in my channel description. It’s about snails, and there’s no good place to ask it

I mean, it was a really fast death? Better than the horrific deaths that they go through in nature at least

They’re some of my favorite bugs tbh. Funky little sausages that become funky little not-hummingbirds. I’ve always loved caterpillars and imo the bigger(and therefore easier to handle safely), the better, even if they’re treated as pests. I’ve actually thought about growing tomatoes just so I could keep tomato hornworms/five spotted hawkmoths. Alas, for now I’ve settled for rearing salt marsh moth caterpillars on dandelions, purslane, and other plants I’ve seen them eating in the yard. The mustaches are mobile and have been gradually transforming into fuzzy little flying cows with orange undershirts. Not to be confused with the mobile toupees that sting and grow up into little flying tan fairies. They’re actually fairly close relatives, but the latter has leaned far more into the whole US southerner aesthetic, but since they don’t make cowboy hats or boots in small enough sizes growing their own flannel was the best they could do. At least the effort was recognizable enough for them to be named after it! Also not to be confused with Texas ironclad beetles, which are also little fellas that look like cows, but do not fly, lack fuzz, and prefer orange lipstick over any kind of clothing. You might know of them because of their blue cousins that play dead very convincingly and love beetle jelly. Or their other cousins from California that look like chunks of asphalt and are currently being researched by the US military for potential combat vehicle applications. The world of ironclad/death feigning beetles is an interesting one! Fun fact: the insect with the longest proboscis is actually a kind of sphinx moth(aka hummingbird moth) native to Madagascar: Xanthopan praedicta, or Wallace’s sphinx moth. Because they feed from comet orchids, which have very long nectar tubes, they have an average proboscis length just under 8 and a half inches, over four times longer than the rest of their body. Look up pictures, it’s wack. Also the moths are just pretty and cute. Experts hypothesize there’s likely another related moth with an even longer proboscis that would be closer to a foot long since orchids in the same area exist with longer nectar tubes. This has been your 3 am infodump by a sleep deprived entomologist-to-be with adhd

Hawkmoths are coolest moths :D

Hornworms = GUMMY WORM WANT TO CHOMP

I'm fairly certain that he's currently seeing someone.

All of my leos hate them lol, but my tiger salamander loves them! He's the only one haha

I have to wonder if it’s something about their diet, maybe it’s a chemical in the mulberry leaves or artificial muck they come with. as for tiger salamanders - to be fair, I don’t think I’ve ever met one who would turn down anything you put in front of them, lol. mealworms, hornworms, crickets, roaches, the odd finger or two…