Aug 15, 2025
a tiny bit late but one can never be too late for lizards, they’re such wonderful animals that don’t get as much respect as they should 💔 the blue tongue skink featured is actually my baby boy yes his name is tigrex
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a tiny bit late but one can never be too late for lizards, they’re such wonderful animals that don’t get as much respect as they should 💔 the blue tongue skink featured is actually my baby boy yes his name is tigrex
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Trick or treat!
You got an armadillo lizard!
Armadillo lizard By: Cy La Tour From: Life Nature Library: Reptiles 1963
Armadillo Girdled Lizard (Ouroborus cataphractus), HE BITE HIM OWN TAIL!!! (defensive position), family Cordylidae, West Coast, South Africa
photograph by MOC Reptiles (@mocreptiles)
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By cndyntdhn - bdfhbdx, CC BY-SA 4.0
May 2025's Tiny Reptile and Mini Amphibian pin designs: Armadillo Girdled Lizard and Two-Toed Amphiuma 🦎
These designs are available as pins and stickers on my Patreon until the end of day today and will ship in May!
Tomorrow's design reveals (for June) will likely be my last enamel pins for a while, since I've had these in-hand since the beginning of the year. Trying to figure out if I want to pivot to wood or acrylic pins, or just go all-in on expanding the sticker club going forward.