... looking forward to future posts
Looks to me like a gaping smaller specimen inside the coils of the large one.chrish wrote:Also, what happened to the neck of that first Daboia? Did it get noosed or something? The skin looks badly torn.
Looks to me like a gaping smaller specimen inside the coils of the large one.chrish wrote:Also, what happened to the neck of that first Daboia? Did it get noosed or something? The skin looks badly torn.
Always happy to be of servicechrish wrote:Yeah, I know. I saw that after I posted it but was too lazy to remove it. And now I can't. Damn!krismunk wrote:Somehow I thought those remaining remnants were neither in Campeche nor in Chiapas but in the redundant Free and Sovereign State of Redundancy
well, E . roumanicus, ratherchrish wrote:and Erinaceus concolor I believe.Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:Well, these are in there ...
Natrix natrix
Lacerta agilis
Zootoca vivipara
Lissotriton montandoni
Ichthyosaura alpestris
I gathered as much, it's Scotland, after allAndyKraemer wrote:This won't be a dedicated herping trip
Anything you can do I can do worsechrish wrote:Who-hooo! I found an old, terrible image of another one worder to resuscitate this topic for at least one more post...