Keyword: reptiles
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A Polillo false gecko (Pseudogekko smaragdinus) photographed at Zoo Plzen. This animal was originally from the Philippines.
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A Polillo false gecko (Pseudogekko smaragdinus) photographed at Zoo Plzen. This animal was originally from the Philippines.
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A Polillo false gecko (Pseudogekko smaragdinus) photographed at Zoo Plzen. This animal was originally from the Philippines.
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A Polillo false gecko (Pseudogekko smaragdinus) photographed at Zoo Plzen. This animal was originally from the Philippines.
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A smooth snake (Coronella austriaca) at Prague Zoo. This species can be reliably identified by it’s distinctive crown marking on the top of it’s head.
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A smooth snake (Coronella austriaca) at Prague Zoo. This species can be reliably identified by it’s distinctive crown marking on the top of it’s head.
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A smooth snake (Coronella austriaca) at Prague Zoo. This species can be reliably identified by it’s distinctive crown marking on the top of it’s head.
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A smooth snake (Coronella austriaca) at Prague Zoo. This species can be reliably identified by it’s distinctive crown marking on the top of it’s head.
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An East African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis medici) at Prague Zoo. This species lives along the coastal forests of eastern Africa and eats nothing but bird eggs. This means it is able to feed heavily during the bird nesting season of two to three months, then often will go without eating for the rest of the year until the birds nest again.
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An East African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis medici) at Prague Zoo. This species lives along the coastal forests of eastern Africa and eats nothing but bird eggs. This means it is able to feed heavily during the bird nesting season of two to three months, then often will go without eating for the rest of the year until the birds nest again.
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A Madagascar tree boa (Sanzinia volontany) at Prague Zoo.
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A Madagascar tree boa (Sanzinia volontany) at Prague Zoo.
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A Madagascar tree boa (Sanzinia volontany) at Prague Zoo.
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An Eastern Montpellier snake (Malpolon insignitus) at Prague Zoo.
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An Eastern Montpellier snake (Malpolon insignitus) at Prague Zoo.
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An Eastern Montpellier snake (Malpolon insignitus) at Prague Zoo.
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An Eastern Montpellier snake (Malpolon insignitus) at Prague Zoo.
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A spotted whip snake (Hemorrhois ravergieri) at Prague Zoo.
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A spotted whip snake (Hemorrhois ravergieri) at Prague Zoo.
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A spotted whip snake (Hemorrhois ravergieri) at Prague Zoo.
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A spotted whip snake (Hemorrhois ravergieri) at Prague Zoo.
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A spotted whip snake (Hemorrhois ravergieri) at Prague Zoo.
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A Club tail iguana (Ctenosaura quinquecarinata) at Prague Zoo.
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A Club tail iguana (Ctenosaura quinquecarinata) at Prague Zoo.
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A Club tail iguana (Ctenosaura quinquecarinata) at Prague Zoo.
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A Club tail iguana (Ctenosaura quinquecarinata) at Prague Zoo.
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A Steppe agama (Trapelus sanguinolentus) at Prague Zoo.
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A Steppe agama (Trapelus sanguinolentus) at Prague Zoo.
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A Steppe agama (Trapelus sanguinolentus) at Prague Zoo.
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A Steppe agama (Trapelus sanguinolentus) at Prague Zoo.
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A secret toad-headed agama (Phrynocephalus mystaceus mystaceus) at Prague Zoo. It has cheek flaps that it can extend out the sides of its head to make its mouth look wider, scaring off some predators.
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A secret toad-headed agama (Phrynocephalus mystaceus mystaceus) at Prague Zoo. It has cheek flaps that it can extend out the sides of its head to make its mouth look wider, scaring off some predators.
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A secret toad-headed agama (Phrynocephalus mystaceus mystaceus) at Prague Zoo. It has cheek flaps that it can extend out the sides of its head to make its mouth look wider, scaring off some predators.
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A secret toad-headed agama (Phrynocephalus mystaceus mystaceus) at Prague Zoo. It has cheek flaps that it can extend out the sides of its head to make its mouth look wider, scaring off some predators.
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An Iraqi spiny-tailed lizard (Saara loricata) at Prague Zoo. This is the male. It can use its thick tail as a form of defense. It spends most of the year underground and is only active during the spring.
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An Iraqi spiny-tailed lizard (Saara loricata) at Prague Zoo. This is the male. It can use its thick tail as a form of defense. It spends most of the year underground and is only active during the spring.
