the ol' razzle dazzle
Skink in the Sink. Written by Brenda Whitaker. Illustration by Sharron O'Neil. From Ranger Rick's Nature Magazine; March 1988 edition.
people who live in areas where there are native lizards should never take that for granted. you can just go outside and see a little guy hanging out. what’s better than that?
What’s better is when the little guy starts doing little pushups, to impress another little guy you haven’t spotted yet. Or possibly you.
I know I still need to finish furby requests, but in the meantime enjoy some of my other artwork!
Ok, so my mom is horrified that I don’t wash my face every morning, saying she washes her face in the morning even if she showered the night before and says that everyone washes their face in the morning so I wanna see what the general stance on this is
Anonymous asked:
Bro why did you censor the snake's cloaca on the snake anatomy post??? It's a snake?
is-the-snake-video-cute answered:
I didn’t censor anything, what -
oh. Oh, no. That’s meant to be a line to show where the tail begins. Oh no, now I look like some weird prude.
Yeah, that’s meant to help people grasp the anatomy and visualize how small the tail is in relation to the torso. Not meant to be some kind of weird snake privacy screen
We CANNOT have snudity (snake nudity) on this webbed site
Gotta respect their snivacy (snake privacy)
Cape Coral Snake (Aspidelaps l. lubricus), family Elapidae, South Africa
Venomous.
photograph by Robert Wedderburn
Texas Horned Lizards (Phrynosoma cornutum), family Phrynosomatidae, Texas, USA
photographs by Allie Cooper