Why are there so many abandoned houses here
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Why are there so many abandoned houses here
indie/boho/nature
Beautiful Firetail (Stagonopleura bella)
Distribution: Southern Australia & Tasmania
IUCN Status: Least Concern
{ Ecology } { Vocalizations } { eBird }
(Photo by Ron Knight // CC 2.0)
Dog: I AM SORRY BABY HUMAN! DO NOT CRY ANYMORE! i SHALL BRING YOU MORE TOYS
The cutest thing ever.
Warriors of the Primeval Sea by deskridge
One again it is henry’s (the coastal carpet python) feeding day. Can you spot his full tummy? :p
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The super-toes of the Musandam leaf-toed gecko - Asaccus caudivolvulus
The gekkonid genus Asaccus is a group distributed in the mountains of northern Oman and United Arab Emirates that belongs to one of the least known families within the Gekkota.
Described as a particularly colorful species, the Musandam leaf-toed gecko, Asaccus caudivolvulus (Gekkonidae) is a slender, medium-sized gecko with a relatively flattened head, broad snout and distinctive, heart-shaped toes.
The toes of this species each have a pair of specialised scales, known as ‘scansors’, which are covered in thousands of microscopic hair-like structures called setae. Each of these in turn branches into hundreds of saucer-shaped tips, creating an enormous surface area in contact with the ground, giving the gecko remarkable grip and enabling it to climb even smooth, vertical surfaces.
References: [1] - [2]
Photo credit: ©Drew Gardner | Locality: Oman (2006)
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