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This is a Flying Drago [Draco volans]. Found in S.E. Asia, they don't really fly but rather glide
through the air from tree to tree much like flying squirrels. They can grow to a length of up
to 22 cm [8.7 in], including the tail. Besides gliding, the males will show off to the females
by flashing his "wings" about ...or course, he would. Some things never change.
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Molly: "Vincent, doesn't look happy!"
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The Glass Octopus [Vitreledonella richardi] is found worldwide in tropical and subtropical
seas. They are rarely seen, however, as they are deep water creatures. Wiki Page
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Doc: "Doesn't matter how often I look at this, it cracks me up every time."
Steve: "I'm expecting Mr. Ed for dinner."
Hiking: "Lotus position....impressive!"
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The neighbor has a high opinion of himself.
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Doc: "I can relate."
Hiking: "At least the cat finished his beer before napping....lol"
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This is a Rainbow Python that lives at the Reptile Zoo, Fountain Valley, California.
It's very rare in that it is not its own species but rather a genetic oddity that carries
both the motley gene and the golden child gene.
Is it not venomous or poisonous as pythons and boas are constrictors. So, as long
as they're used to people, well fed and treated nicely, they're usually pretty easy to
handle without too much concern. I'm sure Salma Hayek was very happy about that.
Ever: "Beautiful. But why was Salma Hayek very happy about that?"
Selma and her snake
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Doc: "Not much different from humans, actually."
Fre: "I just thought they were a nuisance. Who knew?"
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This is a Juvenile Surgeonfish. They're transparent when they're young as a way
of hiding from predators. Here's a quick video with some info:
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This is the Atlas Moth [Attacus atlas] found in the forests of Asia.
It has a wingspan measuring up to 24 cm [9.4 in]. It's the most beautiful
of the 4 largest moths in the world which include the White Witch [Thysania
agrippina], the Attacus Caesar and the Hercules Moth [Coscinocera hercules].
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