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Todd Marshall/National Geographic Fossil hunters have uncovered the remains of primitive crocodiles that "galloped" on land and patrolled the broad rivers that coursed through north Africa one hundred million years ago. The skeletons of five creatures...
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There was a huge turnout last Saturday at the Wildlife Conservation Commission in Tampa Bay, Florida where 113 well loved exotic pets were brought in for amnesty day. Amnesty day helps prevent the abandonment of these exotic family members when they become...
Tags: tampa bay, amnesty, exotic, exotic pets, pets, snakes, reptiles, lizards, turtles, tortoises, florida, animals, pests
The world had witnessed major natural disasters in the form of Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and Katrina in 2005 when a large number of snakes escaped from their cages in the zoos, pet shops and reptile centers in the damages and chaos. These reptiles have...
Tags: Hurricane Andrew in 1992, Katrina in 2005, pythons, boa constrictor, reptiles, zoo, pet stores, wildlife
According to the well-known non-profit, Care2, actress Hilary Swank has added her voice to the cause of finding homes for homeless pets. She is working with the Iams Home 4 the Holidays campaign, which works to find homes for as many animals as possible...
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What was usually being written off as nothing but figments of the imagination might just be real after all – it seems something like the Loch Ness monster Nessie has been seen on Google Earth. A Security guard Jason of Nottingham, while browsing...
Tags: loch ness monster, nessie, google earth, plesiosaur, reptiles
The security at airports have to be beefed up because, innocent looking crocodiles could very well be the carriers of deadly diseases or even bombs. It is reported that a baby crocodile created panic in a Cairo bound Egypt-Air fight. Reports suggest that...
Tags: crocodiles, reptiles, bombs, diseases, Snakes on a plane (2006)
Scientists have found a 60-million-year-old fossil of the world's largest snake, a 13m, one-tonne behemoth dubbed Titanoboa, in a coal mine in Colombia, the US Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute said on Wednesday. Read More: http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Tech%2Band%2BScience/Story/STIStory_334506.html...
Biologists always considered platypus as one of the most unique animals that is so hard to accurately classify in any phyla of the animal kingdom. It now makes sense how correctly confused they had always been about this egg-laying...
Tags: Platypus, chromosomes, genetic sequence, mammals, reptiles, avian, egg-laying mammal
And now they know why it is part bird, part reptile and part mammal...Collins of the National Human Genome Research Institute. "But as weird as this animal looks, its genome sequence is priceless for understanding how mammalian biological processes evolved."
Tags: platypus, mammals, reptiles, platypus genomics, Australian National University, avian, genomics sequence, journal nature, Nature, Jenny Graves