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Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Tiliqua scincoides
Tiliqua scincoides glove.
Australia, New Guinea
When Tiliqua scincoides sheds it skin the feet are the only parts still recognisable.
Lat: -37.89, Long: 145.31
Spotted on Sep 15, 2001
Submitted on Dec 28, 2011
30 Comments (1–25)
Impressive!
Thanks for all the great comments.
Wow i've never seen this until now! That's incredible argy!
Too cool!
Wow! Perhaps that we could all use the Tiliqua scincoides old skin for gloves and leave the sheep alone.
Amazing!!
Wow! Very cool!
I don't know how I missed this either Argy! It's brilliant! Wow!
Thanks ceherzog.. It's only small; easy to miss :)
That is wonderful...how did I miss it?
Really cool photo and information.
That is sooo cool! :D
Oh, very cool. I have a shot like this too, but I can't remember what specific animal it came from. (We've cared for a lot of injured reptiles over the years... need to keep better notes!) : )
I'm hoping to find some in my size soon.
New fashion glove for winter :)
Outstanding!
Thanks for the comments all.
It does fascinate the human condition.
Wow! I love it!
Nice.
it is not a thing of beauty - but I can keep looking at it for hours !!
Throw down another gauntlet.
This caught my eyes immediately, as I just log in. WOW!!
Amazing! Nature can trick us sometimes... it seems like human hand ;)
Great pictures!
Thanks for the interest everyone. We really like it and regard it as something special.