that has snake u can also tell me where to get a Burmese python i really want one tell me where i can get one in long island.
As I mentioned in your other question, Burmese pythons are illegal in New York state.
http://www.wnyherp.org/reptile-laws/New- York-animal-ban.php
The coral reefs and beach-lined inlets look right out of a tourism brochure. Beyond that, however, the tiny island of Nosy Hara just off the northern tip of Madagascar is rather desolate. Only a few patches of forest cover the rocky bit of land, not the kind of place that looks particularly hospitable to wildlife.
Yet it is here that biologists have discovered a fascinating new species: the tiny chameleon Brookesia micra . From tip to tail, the mini-lizards measure less than three centimetres (1.2 inches), making them some of the smallest reptiles on Earth.
Mostly brown with a touch of green, the coloring of the diminutive creatures is far from spectacular. And they are unable to change their appearance like their larger cousins. Nonetheless, researchers are fascinated. "It's not the kind of thing where you have to perform extensive genetic analysis to realize that this is something new," Miguel Vences, a biologist with the Technical University of Braunschweig
Here is a video of the LI expo on march 27 and some of my pick ups. Special thanks to Granite State Reptile for the Leo's. They will be great ...
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Island biogeography, ecology, evolution, and conservation The reptiles most prone to extinction have been those with relatively large body size and endemics with a long history of island isolation. Case et al. (1992) subdivide islands into three categories: ● First, they discuss islands ... |
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Reptiles of the Pacific world 1 Island Reptiles and How They Got There Outside of the inhospitable Aleutians, which are too cold for reptiles and amphibians, there are but few islands in the vast Pacific on which some form or other of these cold-blooded vertebrates ... |
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Naturalized reptiles and amphibians of the world (1987) say that the lizards, of the Sardinian form P 5. cetti, seem to have been introduced to Menorca in the third century; ... which was discovered in 1972 at West Hampstead in western Long Island, New York, where the lizards are ... |
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Snakes, biology, behavior and relationship to man He observed that a number of species of reptiles on the island deviated perceptibly from their relations on the mainland, and brought the animals to the attention of professional zoologists with whom he, as a scholarly amateur, had long ... |
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First Long-Necked Dinosaur Fossil Found In Antarctica But she soon fell in love with the peaceful, chilly island, she said, and the group began surveying for fossils. They found a number of marine reptiles, fish and invertebrates, Paulina Carabajal said, but no dinosaurs until the end of their stay, |
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Florida Snake Eats 76-Pound Deer Slitting open the snake gave biologists and the public a unique opportunity to see the eating habits of these enormous reptiles. And the most graphic pictures are pretty compelling. Next time, maybe someone will manage to film a daring snake in the act |
Everglades Python swallows 17-pound deer
Discovery of the monster-sized snake on a tree island was not the only big news. It had recently killed and eaten a 76-pound deer, a doe, which meant the cold-blooded, reptile did not have to crush and swallow antlers. The snake had just swallowed the
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what terrifies an atheist? A long series of fossils through the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, a span of 140 million years, document the evolutionary transition from reptile to bird. Mammals can be traced back to reptilian origins. The evolutionary route from reptile to mammal |
Caño Island: Costa Rica's accessible wild isle
You will see no macaws or jaguars at Caño Island. There are so few birds, insects, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, freshwater fish and plant species for one reason: the island effect. Small islands do not have the space needed to produce the necessary
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