She loves reptiles, so we have to go see the reptiles first.
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What about flying reptiles like pterodactyls, and swimming reptiles like plesiosaurs and mosasaurs?
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For instance, "are reptiles good pets?" or "are reptiles bad pets?" should receive similar information, but they currently don't.
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Wrong. Many people don't realize that the word "dinosaur" only refers to ancient reptiles that lived on land, not marine or flying reptiles.
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Ichthyosaurs were a diverse group of marine reptiles that evolved some 250 million years ago during the Triassic period, from land reptiles that returned to the sea.
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Feral cats travel long distances toward burned areas to prey on fleeing native reptiles; in Australia, feral cats eat as many as 650 million reptiles each year.
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In a report in 1867, Huxley established the evolutionary relationship of birds and reptiles, citing 14 anatomical features that occur in birds and reptiles alike, but not in mammals.
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Image: M. J. Boyd & D. R. Lomax, 2018Ichthyosaurs were a group of carnivorous aquatic reptiles that fed on other reptiles, fish, and marine invertebrates, such as the squid-like belemnites.
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Last month, WHO said reptiles exposed to salmonella may have been exported internationally and asked for countries that import pet reptiles and amphibians to be on the lookout for infected animals.
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Last summer, a scientific paper argued that increased competition with other large marine reptiles—including spinosaurus (swimming dinosaurs) and plesiosaurs (long-necked marine reptiles)—pushed the ichthyosaurs species to its demise.
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Other animals may have fared better — reptiles, for example.
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While some people have been known to keep a private collection of dangerous reptiles in the confines of their own backyards, Franco was likely trying to make a quick buck off the reptiles.
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They ask pet store owners not to sell the reptiles, to wash their hands thoroughly after touching reptiles and all other animals and not to clean aquariums in a sink used for food.
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Capturing reptiles alive has the benefit of buying time for processing the meat, because the reptiles begin to rot if they aren't placed in a cooler within an hour of death, Ziemba said.
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The reptiles can grow to be 5 feet in length.
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Making more broad statements about reptiles would require followup studies.
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Reptiles Alive is providing the snakes for an animal show.
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Mammals give birth to babies, reptiles pop out eggs, right?
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Phil once thought that "Kissing the Lipless" was about reptiles.
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Please understand my mind and situation: I just love reptiles.
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To put it another way: Are we fearful, instinctive reptiles?
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But now Swift brought the reptiles back on her own.
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The third work features hundreds of live reptiles and insects.
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And "Songy" bursts with dinos, monsters and sundry other reptiles.
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Birds, reptiles and mammals, except bats, are among those affected.
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Creatures including ants, rodents, reptiles and house pets are displaced.
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It's all centered on a theme, like reptiles or rainbows.
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Often, these ignored species are reptiles, birds, and small mammals.
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A couple of outlets commissioned artists' impressions of bipedal Paleocene reptiles.
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See, Steen works with reptiles, which stink even when they're alive.
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The hall also displays fossils such as mammals and marine reptiles.
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The reptiles also have a taste for insects, fruit and birds.
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Hundreds of strikes by bats and reptiles were reported in 2014.
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As for chimps eating reptiles, that's completely unheard of—until now.
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Small reptiles have delicate bodies and typically deteriorate quickly, he said.
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FAIRFIELD Junior Animal Care Keepers: Interact with reptiles, amphibians, birds, invertebrates.
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Komodo dragons, an exception among reptiles, can achieve near-mammalian metabolism.
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Other reptiles, like snakes and turtles, usually lay off-white eggs.
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Trilobites Researchers say the flying reptiles didn't need much parental guidance.
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Until now, all 10,000 species of reptiles have been off-limits.
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This is more like: 'Dinosaurs: Are they like birds or reptiles?
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Thanks to him, people have learned how intelligent reptiles can be.
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And this landscape supported a diverse set of wildlife, including reptiles.
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Vacationers to Florida would also bring back the reptiles as souvenirs.
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Another risk factor is the handling of pet reptiles, like turtles.
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"Although it is hard to find estimates of how well reptiles survive fires, in similar areas of Australia the majority of these reptiles live in the soil," said Colin Beale, an ecologist from the University of York.
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It wanders the island eating crabs, other reptiles, small birds, and eggs.
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Ask about tests, homework, reptiles (Luke has several pets), dinner plan, etc.
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Some fish, amphibians and reptiles have a third, so-called parietal, eye.
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" My favorite animal to work on: "I love working with big reptiles.
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"People who have reptiles, amphibians, or rodents are at risk," says Behravesh.
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But the Hoffmans say they had fallen in love with the reptiles.
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They watched as the reptiles traveled between freshwater sources and estuaries, i.e.
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The reptiles, which can live well into their 70s, are also reproducing.
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Soon, though, the reptiles proved more popular — and profitable — than the fish.
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These slithery reptiles somehow have a special grip on our fear centers.
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And scientists have documented virgin births in turkeys, chickens, sharks and reptiles.
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The reptiles are barely visible on the floor, shuffling around the furniture.
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"I just want to promote reptiles to the Cambodian people," says Chea.
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All of the reptiles and insects in the exhibition are captive-bred.
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The feeding of the reptiles and insects is managed by trained experts.
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Related: Political Artists Trash Capitalism and Corporate Culture Are Today's Politicians Reptiles?
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There are 10,000 species of reptiles worldwide, according to the Reptile Database.
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People may neglect pet reptiles and amphibians no more than common pets.
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When those reptiles died, fossils show that marine scavengers happily devoured them.
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Some researchers believe the animals bridged the transition between reptiles and mammals.
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We cruised summer blacktop at night across Arizona deserts looking for reptiles.
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These tiny reptiles brought a calming stability to an otherwise chaotic year.
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The haul included 250 geckos, 254 corals and other reptiles, it said.
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It's now one of the earliest reptiles to appear in the fossil record.
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It showcased women who frequently study and play with reptiles for their job.
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Brown snakes are typically known to eat frogs, other reptiles, birds and mammals.
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Did she really have proof that there were polluting reptiles in the Paleocene?
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The DNA did not match, and the source of these reptiles remains unknown.
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I couldn't tell you what it is, exactly, that makes people love reptiles.
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It turns out, the iconic stencils were made using the forefeet of reptiles.
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Trying to move or kill the reptiles, on the contrary, can be fatal.
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To survive, ticks must eat the blood of mammals, birds, reptiles or amphibians.
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Clad in khakis, honoring Steve's signature look, the family educated spectators about reptiles.
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Stacks of dead palm fronds give ample cover for rats and reptiles alike.
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Forked tongues help some reptiles discern which direction a smell is coming from.
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But this is the first time the technology has been used on reptiles.
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A more birdlike brain would suggest dinosaurs were more intelligent than typical reptiles.
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Like other reptiles, they rely on its warmth to help fuel their metabolisms.
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For reptiles, there are particular concerns about welfare, ecological sustainability and human health.
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Over the course of his career, he has discovered more than 205 reptiles.
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The reptiles react this way to falling temperatures because they are cold-blooded.
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And that behavior, similar to living reptiles, suggested long incubation times, he said.
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Sloths closest living relatives are anteaters, which have no teeth at all. Reptiles?
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Various bugs and reptiles climbing up his pants and endangering the jewels was another.
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The southern state is home to dozens of snakes species, including several venomous reptiles.
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The FWC requires the rooms where venomous reptiles are kept to be escape-proof.
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Squamates are reptiles of the larger order Squamata and include snakes, lizards and amphisbaenians.
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When I was young, dinosaurs were analyzed as though they were cold-blooded reptiles.
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The list includes koalas and platypuses, plus some birds, mammals, reptiles, frogs, and fish.
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The T. rex's terrifying teeth gave it a major advantage over other prehistoric reptiles.
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Salmonella outbreaks have been linked to pet turtles, guinea pigs, reptiles, and other animals.
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Lyson specializes in studying reptiles, but many of their finds were fossils of mammals.
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In the absence of fire-breathing reptiles, obsidian is formed by rapidly cooling lava.
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Those looking after the surviving reptiles believe that a majority of them will recover.
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Reptiles' complete disregard for human life additionally makes them great pets for lazy people.
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Robertson was halfway through her six-month training process to work with the reptiles.
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Populations of native birds, fish, and reptiles have declined precipitously; invasive species are rampant.
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We can now add reptiles to the list, namely hinge-back tortoises (Kinixys erosa).
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When visiting Berry, his dad's brother, Green was introduced to the world of reptiles.
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About 50 vertebrates are known to use asexual reproduction including fish, amphibians and reptiles.
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It shared the skies with flying reptiles called pterosaurs when dinosaurs dominated the land.
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They don't simply grow from egg to adult the way mammals or reptiles do.
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Scout, on other hand, really savors her status as the Anna Wintour of reptiles.
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This winding, undeveloped portion of the chasm is home to reptiles and rare bats.
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Airlines are not required to accommodate certain service animals, including ferrets, rodents and reptiles.
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Quick, what do you see when you look at this photo, carbs or reptiles?
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Overnight cold temperatures stunned the reptiles, which fell from trees, seemingly frozen or dead.
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Holy Shit, These Triassic Ocean Reptiles Were Big as HellIllustration: Nobumichi TamuraPaleontologists working along the UK's southwest coast have unearthed a 205-million-year-old jawbone that belonged to an absolutely enormous species of ichthyosaur, a very successful group of aquatic reptiles.
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But, for 33 of the 52 reptiles housed in the building, it was too late.
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Gestures like Van Etten's have been the easiest way to spot reptiles at these conventions.
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So how are these southern reptiles popping up in places like Lake Michigan and Missouri?
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Living vertebrates, such as reptiles, amphibians, and birds, still possess high amounts of cone photoreceptors.
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SPY: People always say Formula One is full of reptiles and now we have proof!
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"There is an old dogma stating that reptiles are mostly solitary and stupid," said Dinets.
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Donning khaki uniforms, a tribute to Steve's signature look, the family educated spectators about reptiles.
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But like many reptiles, dragons never stop growing, and they lived upwards of two centuries.
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Pterosaurs were bird-like, carnivorous reptiles that lived from the late Triassic through the Cretaceous.
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Pterosaurs are an extinct group of flying reptiles that were extremely well adapted to flight.
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The Attenborosaurus is a genus of aquatic reptiles that was named after Sir David Attenborough.
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They lived in the shadow of the giant reptiles for more than 135 million years.
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Florida has the most "introduced" amphibians and reptiles in the world, according to the study.
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What the retarded reptiles and vapid humans are doing on the thin crust around it.
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More than 85 percent of Australia's large mammals, birds and reptiles disappeared after people arrived.
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Reptiles are responsible for more than 70,000 cases of salmonellosis each year, the CDC estimates.
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The guidelines were enhanced by the value of the reptiles as estimated by the government.
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Poachers capture the reptiles to sell as pets, food or use in traditional Chinese medicine.
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According to him, reptiles tend to have thin enamel on their teeth to begin with.
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But the finding may provide insights into the ways in which the two reptiles move.
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Pet reptiles are most commonly associated with passing salmonella to their owners, Dr. Sykes said.
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But long before avians ever flapped their wings, flying reptiles called pterosaurs seized the skies.
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But have you ever wondered how these reptiles evolved to have such an interesting trick?
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For many, it's reassuring to purchase roaches from someone who has extensive experience with reptiles.
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Chatfield State Park in suburban Littleton is also rich in birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
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There might have also been dolphinlike marine reptiles called ichthyosaurs and schools of bony fish.
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An ancient inner layer, inherited from reptiles, was presumed to contain circuits for basic survival.
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CNN affiliate WJCL reported that a man discovered the reptiles at a pond in Bluffton.
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But nothing could be as malign or coldblooded as the human reptiles in this family.
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Among egg-laying reptiles, crocodiles also stay on their nests and spend time with their hatchlings.
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The team immediately began evacuating the reptiles, giving them oxygen and checking for heartbeats with ultrasound.
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This would be good to know because the first walkers eventually evolved into reptiles and mammals.
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Luckily, sea snakes, like all reptiles, regularly slough off and replace their skin as they grow.
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Lana Field, the snake catcher tasked with separating the pair, filmed her encounter with the reptiles.
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From overly handsy reptiles to shattered props, her "When Things Go Wrong" compilation is pure hilarity.
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They eat beetle jelly — a nutritious goo that's designed specially for insects, beetles, and some reptiles.
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In fact, the limbic system is the part of the brain that distinguishes mammals from reptiles.
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A new analysis provides evidence that the reptiles developed all of their flight abilities before hatching.
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This means big cats, bugs, reptiles and birds are all trotted out for a check up.
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"Some people like TV shows or music or cars, but for me, only reptiles," he said.
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ANSONIA "Nature's Child: Reptiles Rules": Ranger Amie talks about snakes living in water, fields and woods.
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According to Dr. Milinkovitch, it's because the structures are extremely difficult to spot in developing reptiles.
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In modern reptiles, the brain typically does not take up all the space in the skull.
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There are different iterations of "We Rate" Twitters but this one finally gives reptiles their due.
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Most reptiles have either a penis or a hemipenis which is like a two-prong deal.
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The most obvious way to discern the two reptiles is to stare down their sinister snouts.
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Scientists have been altering genes of other animals for quite some time, but reptiles remained elusive.
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The animals, so-called feeder mice, he said, had been destined to be eaten by reptiles.
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They evolved 120 million years ago and offer insight into the link between mammals and reptiles.
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From Saturday to Monday, the slithering guests will be reptiles from the Alley Pond Environmental Center.
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Second, the number included mammals, birds, and reptiles, but did not include insects, bats, or frogs.
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Iguanas as a catchall for reptiles and amphibians — not great, but points for trying, I guess.
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But he is happy that his job helps people realize how "amazing" reptiles are, in particular.
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Two purple-turbaned snake charmers performed in the show with 12-foot reptiles — Storm and Slither.
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The crocodile lineage dates to the Mesozoic Era, when the seas teemed with enormous marine reptiles.
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The new list ranks reptiles on a combination of how distinctive and how endangered they are.
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Chinese law currently allows people to raise or hunt 54 different animals, birds, reptiles and insects.
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Among the dinosaur eggs and ancient reptiles on display was the skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex.
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Last week, ecologists estimated that 480 million mammals, birds, and reptiles had died in the fires.
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Secor now runs his own lab, bustling with reptiles, at the University of Alabama, in Tuscaloosa.
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One branch produced birds, reptiles and dinosaurs, and another (that included the Varanopid) led to mammals.
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Mr. Waters called and offered to swap reptiles, according to the Queens County District Attorney's Office.
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When they did, they stumbled across enough exotic reptiles to fill a Jungle 2 Jungle reboot.
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For a century, the scientific establishment had rejected Huxley and insisted that dinosaurs were reptiles, like lizards.
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Lamniform sharks likely ate a lot of squid and marine reptiles, but many of those died out.
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"I've bred and raised reptiles for 15 years… there was no question what it was," he said.
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Scientists have watched moths drink the tears from various mammals, and even reptiles like turtles and crocodiles.
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The venomous reptiles are taken to a specialist institute that extracts snake venom to make an antidote.
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For one thing, reptiles like Dinocephalosaurus usually gulped their food down head first, facing backward, Liu says.
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Handling reptiles like turtles and other small pets, such as guinea pigs, have been linked to cases.
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Like in modern-day reptiles, these teeth would grow in to replace their cracked and worn predecessors.
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Certain reptiles have evolved such that the temperature in the nest determines the sex of the offspring.
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Elegant white stags roamed the streets like citizens, and reptiles big as men drifted in the river.
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USGS is working on development of tools for the detection and capture of invasive reptiles in Florida.
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And the first reptiles to become dominant were not in fact dinosaurs, but distant relatives of crocodiles.
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During their two-week excursion, they run into hungry predators, venomous reptiles and hyper-aggressive howler monkeys.
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Kangaroos, monkeys, a hedgehog, horses, and reptiles are just some of the critters found on the property.
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Invasive reptiles — particularly those in Florida, like the Burmese pythons in the Everglades — can harm native wildlife.
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They lived alongside pterosaurs, reptiles that tens of millions of years earlier became the first flying vertebrates.
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The apparent lack of placodes in present-day reptiles fueled controversy about how these features first formed.
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They concluded that birds, mammals and reptiles all inherited their placodes from the same ancient reptilian ancestor.
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They also seized 300,000 euros — the bulk of it locked in a cage with the toothy reptiles.
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Sylvie Shebert, one of the grandmothers, said the project gave her a greater appreciation for the reptiles.
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The risk for reptiles and amphibians is particularly high since they rely on cool and wet habitats.
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The newly discovered difference is not nearly as apparent as the differences seen in the reptiles' snouts.
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And many reptiles, including tortoises, can enter an inactive state that allows them to survive extreme conditions.
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Dozens of studies — in animals, reptiles and humans — have found that fever is beneficial in fighting infections.
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Dozens of studies — in animals, reptiles and humans — have found that fever is beneficial in fighting infections.
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Experts estimate that roughly 500 million birds, reptiles, and mammals have died in New South Wales alone.
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He said that selling crocodile products was the "best way" to preserve the reptiles and their habitats.
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It was full of life, swimming with giant reptiles that grew as much as 60 feet long.
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Let's hope some fines and good old public humiliation will protect peripatetic reptiles for years to come.
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Unlike mammals, which have an internal furnace that requires constant fuel, reptiles can go long periods without eating.
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These dolphin-like marine reptiles went extinct 90 million years ago after an exceptionally long and successful run.
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Do they hatch quickly, like modern birds, or do they take several months to develop, like modern reptiles?
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Together, these two quartets of skilled reptiles will team up to fight '80s Krang and Kraang Sub-Prime.
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It's breeding season for the snakes of Australia, which means reptiles are totally *doing it* around the country.
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They would eventually give rise to all creatures who walked on land, including reptiles, birds, amphibians and mammals.
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Modern reptiles that bury their eggs, like turtles, generally don't come back to their eggs when they hatch.
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Reisz points to fish, salamanders, and lots of extinct ancient amphibians and extinct and extant reptiles as examples.
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In typical reptiles, the sausage-shaped brain takes up only about half the space within a cranial cavity.
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The pterosaurs were a group of flying reptiles that lived alongside the dinosaurs and included the famous pterodactyls.
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There were dome-headed reptiles that were definitely not the famous head-butting dinosaurs they so closely resembled.
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The baby lizard and other reptiles were found decades ago in a mine, and kept by private collectors.
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These living reptiles all feature sharp, cone-shaped teeth—exactly the configuration you'd expect from aquatic ambush predators.
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The other reptiles trapped in the amber, including a gecko and an arctic lizard, were also largely intact.
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They're a source of food for mammals like raccoons and foxes, for birds, fish and reptiles as well.
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The iconic Chicago zoo is filled with a diverse group of mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, insects, and amphibians.
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Mammals and some reptiles including certain snakes and lizards are viviparous, meaning they give birth to live young.
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Gene-edited reptiles could be used to help test therapeutic drugs or control invasive species in the Everglades.
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The reptiles have been selected and are cared for by trained professionals, including regular observation by a veterinarian.
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Some species of reptiles are parthenogenic, which is basically where you can start developing an embryo without fertilization.
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Populations of vertebrate species (mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians) have plummeted by 60% on average since 1970.
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Among the victims were giant marine reptiles and dinosaurs (with the exception of birds, which are feathered dinosaurs).
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Our own species belongs to one branch, the vertebrates (animals with spines), along with birds, reptiles and fish.
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The giant reptiles have effectively become ecological indicators whose own flesh reflects the health of the Waorani homeland.
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In addition to the internet, reptiles are sold at pet stores, flea markets, street vendors and herpetology fairs.
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He films vlog-style content for his YouTube channel and focuses on his life and passion for reptiles.
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The felines, which have an acute sense of hearing, typically prey on rodents, birds, reptiles, frogs and bugs.
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For facilities like these legally to produce the number of reptiles they export is highly unlikely, conservationists say.
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But as puberty advanced, my interests shifted away from the nurture of reptiles to the nature of girls.
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"I didn't know before I did this, but Eli hates reptiles and does not like amphibians," O'Hara said.
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Always be yourself "What you see is what you get," Irwin said, in an interview with Reptiles Magazine.
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By the most recent available statistics, the territory leads the world in imports of live fish and reptiles.
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If the marine life goes, she said, so go the birds and reptiles, and so, too, the tourists.
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Exotic birds, mammals and reptiles, some of them endangered species, can often be found on sale in markets.
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There were numerous invertebrate species such as ammonites, squids, or crustaceans, but also many different fish and marine reptiles.
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Not only is it a new species of ancient crocodile, it represents an entirely new genus of extinct reptiles.
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There have long been tales of reptiles crawling into toilets; now amphibians are taking their turn in the spotlight.
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Insects probably started flying over 300 million years ago, and pterosaurs, large flying reptiles, evolved 230 million years ago.
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Infection can occur from other types of live animals such as reptiles as well as from consuming contaminated food.
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A team of scientists has identified three reptiles captured near Miami as Nile crocodiles, a species native to Africa.
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And a group of new viruses in Europe appears to kill all amphibians, and potentially reptiles, in its path.
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That's where researchers think the embryo chilled out some 245 million years ago, when these reptiles roamed the ocean.
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But, eventually, the sheer amount of reptiles at the expo meant that the novelty of everything wore off quickly.
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The venomous snakes were soon stalled by the family canine, who started attacking the reptiles to protect his family.
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This iteration includes data on more than 14,000 monitored populations of vertebrates, including mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, and reptiles.
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I've always loved watercolor, especially for drawing organic or biological creatures with fur or reptiles, those sorts of things.
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In a world where reptiles and reality stars allegedly masquerade as politicians, Johanna Goodman's colossal figures fit right in.
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Ichthyosaurs, dolphin-shaped reptiles that lived alongside the dinosaurs, were among the most formidable marine predators in Earth's history.
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The second was a gift from an excitable man who donated several reptiles and amphibians to the PostNatural Museum.
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Existing rules allow U.S. airlines to deny transport to animals such as snakes, other reptiles, ferrets, rodents and spiders.
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Some will feed on any of the many terrestrial vertebrates, a category that includes birds, reptiles, mammals and amphibians.
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Before the dinosaurs went extinct, reptiles were the dominant species to walk the planet for over 270 million years.
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Other fossil finds on the island have included sharks, salamanders, turtles, extinct marine reptiles like ichthyosaurs, pleiosaurs and crocodylomorphs.
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Alligators are typically more of a problem for Gulf Coast and Florida, where homeowners routinely run into the reptiles.
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It will focus particularly on the American beaver and the gray wolf, as well as native reptiles and birds.
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It's one of the only discoveries that proves big reptiles lived alongside our own ancestors millions of years ago.
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In addition to mammals, cats kill an estimated 377 million birds and 649 million reptiles every year in Australia.
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But even as Crispr, a transformative gene-editing tool, made seemingly impossible genetic alterations possible, reptiles had remained untouched.
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Brightly painted stones with a row of short straws resemble a herd of small finned reptiles, but also weapons.
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It's home to huge numbers of mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles, 75% of which are unique to the Amazon.
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The epidemic has inflamed public sentiment that the consumption of animals like reptiles, civets and hedgehogs is fundamentally unsafe.
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While they had fur and were warm-blooded like living mammals, they were more like reptiles in some respects.
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The markets put people in close contact with live animals, such as chickens, pigs, donkeys, sheep, reptiles, and fish.
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So did our ancestors — small mammals the size of squirrels or badgers — and the flying reptiles known as pterosaurs.
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Federal agents arrested a California man for smuggling the killer reptiles using the U.S. Postal Service back in March.
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But instead of engaging in a deadly battle, the reptiles end up having a pretty good time in the sack.
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Being reptiles, snakes are "ectothermic" in biological parlance - "cold-blooded" in layman's terms - meaning their bodies rely on external heating.
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Durrant says she hopes to apply the techniques they learn in the lab to other species of snakes and reptiles.
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There were big-ticket heists, too, like the one executed by my co-worker in the fish and reptiles department.
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But my expertise is working with reptiles and amphibians, so the dangerous animals that come to mind are venomous snakes.
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He apparently admitted to authorities that previous attempts to fly in king cobras led to the reptiles' deaths in transit.
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Rodents of all kinds, as well as ferrets, spiders, snakes, and other reptiles, are not permitted on Spirit Airlines flights.
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Watch if you dare: Professional snake handlers scour the world for reptiles whose venom can be milked for medical use.
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The wildebeest flesh and bone is consumed by everything from microbial organisms and fish through to scavenging reptiles and birds.
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In 2015, over 160 new species were uncovered, including three mammals, nine amphibians, 11 fish, 14 reptiles, and 126 plants.
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Our hands, for instance, evolved from prehistoric fish fins, and scientists can trace our skin and teeth to prehistoric reptiles.
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If Isaiah's future career as a superhero doesn't quite pan out, he might pursue something in animal care — particularly reptiles!
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Follow us here: Dinosaurs actually belonged to a larger group called archosaurs, which also includes birds, flying reptiles and crocodilians.
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Eres, a 14-foot python, was probably "lost and scared" after getting out of an enclosure, according to Redding Reptiles.
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Today, however, mammals are extremely successful in temperate and cool parts of the planet, and non-dinosaurian reptiles are not.
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A red-tailed hawk swung far above in lazy spirals, getting an early morning jump on rodents and sluggish reptiles.
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Over 90 percent of reptiles have not been evaluated by CITES, and until 2016 this included the earless monitor lizard.
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The book's success led me to thinking I should next do a similar review of vertebrates—mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fishes.
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One such feature is the adhesive pad — a characteristic that's evolved independently in numerous species, including amphibians, reptiles, and mammals.
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"I like reptiles, I think he is a really beautiful creature [and] I didn't want to hurt him," she said.
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Part of their job description is trying to sway public opinion of these often vilified reptiles using science and outreach.
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As cold-blooded creatures, reptiles typically lack in aerobic capacity, rapidly becoming exhausted after physical exertions, unlike warm-blooded mammals.
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Q&A Q. Why can creatures like starfish and some reptiles regenerate a lost limb or tail while humans cannot?
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The bad news is, it may not be around for long because it's on a new list of endangered reptiles.
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Pterosaurs are the earliest vertebrates known to have evolved powered flight and the reptiles flew above lakes and shallow seas.
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We get nothing despite doing a favor to the people and preventing them from being bitten by the poisonous reptiles.
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The Air Carrier Access Act states airlines are not required to accept snakes, reptiles, ferrets, rodents, sugar gliders or spiders.
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Then, he looks up, and we finally see his audience: a confused-looking room full of reptiles, flicking their tongues.
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The group says it is currently caring for over 1,400 animals -- including an alpaca, turkey, reptiles, ducks, rabbits and more.
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"I like to collect different animals—like reptiles, insects, and spiders—then show them off to other people," he explained.
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The lighting used in the installation is full spectrum to aid the reptiles and insects in acclimating to their environment.
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Paleontologists have uncovered more than 200 fossilized eggs belonging to the flying reptiles that soared during the age of dinosaurs.
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Both reptiles also survived the mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs, and since then have remained relatively unchanged.
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In 1975, Robert Mount's "Reptiles and Amphibians of Alabama" described an odd salamander that did not resemble the greater siren.
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The Thai capital has always been rich in reptiles, but wet weather and urban growth are multiplying snake-human encounters.
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And that is only part of a growing debate over whether it's appropriate to keep reptiles and amphibians as pets.
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They compiled data of dinosaurs, animals and reptiles that walked on two or four legs, including leg measurements and thickness.
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Many reptiles sold as pets are said to have been bred in captivity, and sales of those animals are legal.
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"Reptiles are coldblooded and not fluffy, and the broad public — including politicians — just isn't interested in them," Dr. Altherr said.
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The turtle is thirtieth on a new list of reptiles in trouble put out by the Zoological Society of London.
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With their long necks and barreled bodies, these marine reptiles — which were not dinosaurs — resembled the mythical Loch Ness monster.
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"Together these rare reptiles, birds and mammals champion the plight of all known threatened species," IUCN said in a statement.
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In the tick's case, they are set upon by a host of species, such as birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals.
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She features dozens of different amphibians and reptiles, including frogs named Buttercup, Bertha (who has three legs), Norman, and Darla.
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One of the days was spent taking a trip to the nearby Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary, a nonprofit conservatory for reptiles.
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Florida officials will then study the weight, measurements and stomach contents of the python before returning the reptiles back to Kimmel.
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But Katzourakis found hints that the virus had infected reptiles, amphibians and even fish far earlier than 100 million years ago.
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Earlier this year Europol helped Spanish authorities seize 350kg of trafficked glass eels and more than 600 smuggled reptiles, he added.
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Known as Megachirella wachtleri , this ancient lizard is the direct ancestor of 10,000 current species of reptiles (including lizards and snakes).
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Triopticus lived when the very first dinosaurs were appearing, relatively small ones overshadowed by a diverse collection of non-dinosaur reptiles.
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