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He's adorable! I love all the reptiles & amphibians that hang out in the garden.
 
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It's a moloch!

When I was kid I used to have a great big book full of photos of animals from all over the world, and *that* is the one I decided I simply must have. Never did get one, but we have geckos and all kinds of wild lizards around the place. I still smile when I see a photo of one though...
 
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The Thorny Devil is well camoflaged in its natural environment (although he looks like he doesn't need it).



 
If you open the box, you will find Heisenberg strangling Shrodenger's cat. And waving this tiny ad:
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