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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In case you missed my video for World Lizard Day (14 August) on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, here's the YouTube version of it. I talk about Draco flying lizards, some of the most remarkable lizards in the world today. Tumblr may be shite for posting video, but at least I can more easily add images for context. Check out these awesome display structures on this Draco spilonotus!
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watch the video to learn more about what those structures are, and how Draco use and move them!
HAPPY WORLD LIZARD DAY!!!!!
For #WorldLizardDay 🦎:
Maurice Pillard Verneuil (French, 1869 – 1942) “Lézard" Plate 25 in L’animal dans la décoration (Paris, 1897) NYPL collection
is world lizard day!

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Art Deco salamander bracelet by French designer Jean Painlevé, 1930s
Gold-plated brass and mint green bakelite (£225, Arabella Bianco)
Happy World Lizard Day, which it apparently is according to all the lizardposting on my dash!
I CAN'T BELIEVE I MISSED WORLD LIZARD DAY. PLEASE FORGIVE MY TRANSGRESSIONS AND TAKE THESE AS AN APOLOGY.
Today is World Lizard Day. If you don't have any lizards of your own to appreciate, feel free to borrow mine.