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Source: http://bit.ly/2D5MGoZ Public Domain Image Marine Iguana Facts Related Articles Marine Iguana Physical Description The fabulous Marine Iguana evolved a form that almost instantly amazes those who encounter the animal. Unlike some reptiles, however, it does so due to a combination of several factors. These include overall general appearance, as well as sheer physical size. […]Read More
Golden Armadillo Lizard Facts Related Articles Golden Armadillo Lizard Physical Description Perhaps most notably, the extremely fascinating Golden Armadillo Lizard remains a moderately sized reptile. Yet that fact does not diminish its truly fascinating nature. That’s because what the impressive creature lacks in size it more than makes up for in other ways. In appearance, […]Read More
Spiny Bush Viper Facts Related Articles Spiny Bush Viper Physical Description In addition to a small size, the Spiny Bush Viper also displays a comparatively moderate degree of the characteristic of sexual dimorphism. Males attain an average length of approximately 29 in (73 cm), while females only average 23 in (58 cm). The males of […]Read More
Komodo Dragon Facts Related Articles Source: http://bit.ly/2ARRBZ8 Photo: WolfmanSF CCL: http://bit.ly/2REt4fw Komodo Dragon Physical Description First of all, the sheer size of the awesome Komodo Dragon serves as its most distinguishing feature. Yet, sexual dimorphism does create slight variations if physical size. But in its case, these physical differences are less than in some related […]
Pinta Island Tortoise Facts Related Articles Source: http://bit.ly/2ARKQXv Photo: Vince Smith CCL: http://bit.ly/2xLZ0ap Pinta Island Tortoise Captive Breeding Efforts Experts made repeated attempts to breed Lonesome George with related species. However, any offspring would not be representational of a true Pinta Island Tortoise. Eggs occurred many times, yet all proved unviable and failed to hatch. […]
