Cool biology fact: snakes are called snakes because that’s what they’re called

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Cool biology fact: snakes are called snakes because that’s what they’re called

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It's hard to overstate just how drastically a change in substrate has improved my sand boa Sok's life
He's gone from being worryingly skinny despite my most attentive efforts to meet his needs on aspen, to the point I was worried I was over feeding him while he was gaining no weight, having terrible stuck sheds despite a humidity box resulting in me having to give him forced hydration periods in a Tupperware with a wet rag... To now, where he's thriving with beautifully healthy scales and naturally heavy-bodied as he should be, on a healthy amount of food almost 1/3 of what he'd been fed previously. He doesn't need to be harassed with the food to eat. He waits with his head poking out of the hole to ambush the f/t mouse on tongs with a healthy appetite. He's easy to handle now, calm and relaxed and sweet.
The best decision I've ever made was switching to 1/4 play sand and 3/4 coco coir with some water poured over top when it dries so it's slightly damp trickling down. Recent developments in research and care suggest the old "sand boa = 20% humidity and literal sand" is not how they are meant to live, and I firmly agree
Quicksilver Salamander
hello tumblr I’m a frog scientist and I heard you like frogs here so I’m here to share frog content if that’s okay
my first contribution is to inform you all that Carl Linnaeus hated frogs. Like, really hated them:
"These foul and loathsome animals are abhorrent because of their cold body, pale color, cartilaginous skeleton, filthy skin, fierce aspect, calculating eye, offensive smell, harsh voice, squalid habitation, and terrible venom; and so their Creator has not exerted his powers to make more of them." - Carl Linnaeus, Systema Naturae 1758 (Translated from Latin)
idk what went down between Linnaeus and a frog but dude was traumatised
also here is a photo of one of my science frogs, his name is Granny
Let's make a homestuck OC
Species
Human
Troll
Cherub
Lusus
Consort/Herptile
Carapacian
Robot (second option)
i'll draw the resultant guy.

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little lizard having their moment on a rock
i think it’s a western fence lizard ??? i don’t see any armpit blotches, so i’m ruling out side-blotched.
EDIT: inat says it’s a common side-blotched!! i literally know nothing!!!!
Happy Herptober 🎃🦎
(massively inspired by shiroiroom!)
Two soaking dishes and they still insist on sitting in that upside down hide after I top them off smh