Reptiles: Interesting or Unusual Behaviour
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Re: Reptiles: Interesting or Unusual Behaviour
Did the snake manage to eat the lizard
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Re: Reptiles: Interesting or Unusual Behaviour
I'm sure it did, they can eat things their same size!
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Re: Reptiles: Interesting or Unusual Behaviour
They are "dressed" in rubber
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Re: Reptiles: Interesting or Unusual Behaviour
but that is +/- common and interesting
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Re: Reptiles: Interesting or Unusual Behaviour
Yummy!
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