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Pinecone friend i made while spraying buffel yesterday 🌾
I love how chill wild sleepies are XD
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[Combined image ID: photos of a shingleback, aka sleepy lizard, aka stumpy tail, aka double ender, aka pinecone lizard, aka Tiliqua rugosa. It has large, overlapping scales that give a pinecone appearance and is brown with a yellowish belly and speckling. The lizard is sitting on cracked, reddish ground under sparse cover, with a few small seedlings popping up from recent rain.]
One wyrmie for enjoy
We know the sleepy lizard can love and grieve and is a special part of Australia's ecology. But we only know that thanks to the work of a couple of researchers, who have both just died.
Behold...
Poopy stinky man
Skinks grow crazy fast! This is seen even more dramatically in normal Blueys, Shinglebacks are already pretty big when born!
One of Australia's native Anklyosaurs.
Banjup, Perth