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Rapid Reptile Evolution

Category: evolution

Scientists discover lizards have undergone remarkable evolutionary changes in only 36 years

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Gecko Begs Insect to Feed It Honeydew

Category: gecko

Fascinating BBC footage of geckos coaxing leafhoppers to feed them honeydew. The lizards tap their feet or bob their heads, and the insect dutifully tosses them a bead of delicious tree sap. This definitely qualifies as bizarre zoology....

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New Diabetes Medicine Made from Gila Monster Spit

Category: Lizard

Have you ever noticed that your friends who make out with giant poisonous lizards never have diabetes? Now we know why! As it turns out, gila monsters, a type of large, carnivorous, poisonous lizard native to the Southern U.S. and...

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Kingdom, Phylum, Class… Meet Giant Reptilian Worm Monster

Category: Lizard

This month marks Carl Linnaeus' 300th birthday and biology textbooks still look much the way he imagined they should. Linnaeus is the father of the ranking system of classifying the living world. You might remember kingdom, phylum, class, order, genus,...

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Because Shaking Two Spiders in a Jar Is So Avant Garde

Category: art

A Chinese born, Paris-based artist hailed for his groundbreaking work that helped pave the way for a new generation of young artists in China is on the defensive after his most recent installation at the Vancouver Art Gallery. His work...

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Kiss Me I’m Irish…

Category: bird

In honor of St. Paddy's Day, a tribute to being green.Northland Green Gecko, naultinus grayiiGreen Lynx Spider, peucetia viridansGreen Hermit Hummingbird, phaethornis guy (we think)Green Grasshopper, campylacantha olivacea...

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Borneo Bonanza

Category: cat

A new species of clouded leopard was identified today in the jungles of Borneo. In fact, over 400 new species of animals have been discovered in the rain forests of Borneo since 1994.Most of the species shown below were found...

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