Jul 17
Paradise flying snake (Chrysopelea paradisi)
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Paradise flying snake (Chrysopelea paradisi)
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Satanic leaf-tailed gecko (Uroplatus phantasticus)
I just discovered hairy squat lobsters. Please go look them up they're my children
Tropical swallowtail moths!! For a relatively drab colored moth, they're very cool looking :D
They're also one of the few animals that I can remember the scientific name of off the top of my head :> (lyssa zampa)
Mazda bird!!! (Razorbill)
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Saw this eagle ray at the aquarium and it made me really happy so I wanted to share in hopes of it making other people happy.
Critters I have Found
I'm on vacation, I won't say where but i have found some beautiful creatures in the tropics. Mostly only things from tide pools and shallows. (I did go snorkeling and saw sea turtles and larger fish, like terrapin, but obviously my phone could not go with me.
I can't identify everything, but I've seen fireworms, Sally Lightfoot crabs, African Giant Snails and many many tropical fish in this large pool i found (i think its a nursery, I was afraid to get in the water in that area, I didn't want to disturb anything)
Also some very gorgeous caves and flowers (like the Mexican plumeria shown)
