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The Frilled Lizard, also known as the Chlamydosaurus Kingii, weigh only one to two pounds. Black, brown, tan and yellow are the colors of the filled lizard. They have a long tail and a large expanding frill on the neck. They are reptilian, so their skin is scaly. The habitat ranges from tropical rainforests to woodlands. Their clutch size is 12. Frilled Lizards are omnivores; they love eating insects. Lucky for them, the filled lizard isn’t threatened at all.…
Most pet turtles, red eared sliders included, are mainly herbivorous in the wild and can survive on vegetables such as carrots, lettuce or cabbage or fruits such as berries. Some owners also introduce earthworms or live insects such as crickets, beetles or spiders. You can also buy commercial turtle food to ensure that your turtle is getting all of the nutrients it needs. Diet and frequency of feeding is also, in part, a function of your turtle's age. One thing you will notice is that the red eared slider's diet tends to change as they mature. Younger turtles are usually omnivores, eating a wide range of vegetation and insects. As they mature, they tend to be more herbivorous, sticking to fruits and vegetables.…
II. Physical Characteristics: Relatively small in size ,plain brown in color with reddish streaks, cone shaped bills, pale brown faces, long brown tails , reddish brown backs, pale white breast , brownish-red crown. Length 12.2 to 15.2 cm Weight 21 grams…
Their head helps them see and pick up electric waves under water . their head helps them see and hunt . They are carnivores only eat meat favorite is the stingray . Their color is grayish brown and green on the top . They are different in many ways .…
| |black patch on tail , |vertical yellow stripe |on each flipper , no jaw|head , broad wings |marking , black muzzles , large |…
There are many kinds of rat snakes. One, of which is the Black Rat snake. The black Rat snake is a non-venomous snake that can grow up to eight feet in length. The adults are mostly black, with white bellies, and have white or gray showing between their scales. The young, or juvenile, usually are brown or gray with dark colored splotches on their backs.…
Nale, M. (2004, September 8). The Crayfish Corner - Information. mackers.com. Retrieved November 27, 2011, from http://mackers.com/crayfish/info.htm…
This fish can be easily recognized by its large mouth and sharp, fang-like teeth. In fact, these fangs are so large that they do not fit inside its mouth. Instead, they curve back very close to the fish's eyes. The viper is thought to use these sharp teeth to impale its victims by swimming at them at high speeds. The first vertebra, right behind the head, actually acts as a shock absorber. This terrifying looking creature has a long dorsal spine that is tipped with a photophore, a light-producing organ. The viperfish uses this light organ to attract its prey. By flashing it on and off, it can be used like a fishing lure to attract smaller…
The original sighting of the Chupacabra was described as being a reptilian skinned beast that hops around on its hind legs, similar to a kangaroo, with large red eyes, spikes down its spine, and ferocious fangs (Hill, 2015, p. 2). Michael Negron, a student from Puerto Rico, described his encounter with the creature: “I was looking off the balcony one night, and I saw it step out of a bright light in the back yard. It was three or four feet tall, with skin like that of a dinosaur, it had bright eyes the size of hens eggs, long fangs and multicolored spikes down its head and back.” Another description of the beast, which is more recent, is one with a more canine appearance with, again, large fangs, spikes down its spine, large claws, and lacking the hair or fur of a typical dog (Team Chupa, 2015, p.…
Vitamins & calcium are needed to keep the health of the turtles. Red Ear Sliders will only eat their food in the water. Sliders have well developed senses. The vision and smell is extraordinary. Red Ear Sliders see in color and in and above water.…
The chupacabra is a mysterious creature that has a lot of in-formation on it that may or may not be true, whether it is un-known. The chupacabra has quite a few different theories of where it is and what it is. The true origin of the creature is a mystery to people, but there are a couple theories for the origin of the creature. Many different sightings of the crea-ture have been reported, some more credible than others. The investigation of the chupacabra is still going on, but there are some pieces of evidence and certain ways of checking the reports of the creature that is helping it.…
Great white sharks are known as the most dangerous of the shark species because of their sheer size and their quick mind that make them the ultimate predator. A comparison can be seen in Figure 1, where the great white shark is seen next to a human, this image is showing the sizing difference between the two species. The shark is so captivating that there is an entire week each year dedicated to these creatures to learn more about them and the world they live, in an area that is vastly undiscovered. There is enough evidence through fossils that can date the shark back four-hundred million years ago, which was a time before dinosaurs were roaming the Earth (“Shark Basics”).…
The Spiny dogfish shark (Squalus acanthias) is a grey or brownish color on top and pale grey or white on its bottom side with white spots on the top and sides of its body. Males can grow up to 3 feet while the females can grow up to 5 feet. The Spiny dogfish shark can be found at temperatures between 0 and 15 °C from 10 to 200 meters below. This shark can feed on multiple types of organisms. It can feed on krill, crabs, jellyfish, cod, ect. Known predators of this shark are larger sharks like the Great white, and larger fish like some species of rockfish. Females each have 2 to 12 eggs per season. They bear live young, after a period of about 18 to 24 months, and typically produce 2 to 15 pups. they can live from 30 to 40 years.…
There are 6.7 individuals for every kilometer. They live on coastlines and river banks and they eat crabs, mollusks, fish and insects and small amphibians. They started their population about 2000 years ago and originated from a raccoon form. One major adaption this organism went through was it had to learn to eat crabs because of an environmental change. The crab-eating raccoon had to adapt to eat crabs because of a major environment…