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Brian Muñiz Galapagos reef octopus
Galapagos reef octopus commented on by Brian Muñiz Provincia de Galápagos, Ecuador11 years ago

Thanks a lot, I saw it in an aquarium in Australia but I could'nt remember it's name. I didn't know is was endemic to Australia either, came as a surprise haha, thanks again

Brian Muñiz Red-throated Rainbow Skink
Red-throated Rainbow Skink commented on by Brian Muñiz Australia11 years ago

If I'm not wrong, the common name is Red-throated rainbow-skink.

Brian Muñiz White-necked Jacobin
White-necked Jacobin commented on by Brian Muñiz Trinidad and Tobago11 years ago

beautiful specimen

Brian Muñiz Green Salamander
Green Salamander commented on by Brian Muñiz West Virginia, USA11 years ago

love these guys

Brian Muñiz Upland Gecko
Upland Gecko commented on by Brian Muñiz Juana Díaz, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico11 years ago

Here is S. nicholsi, you can compare each of their sizes.
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/172...

Brian Muñiz Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by Brian Muñiz L.A., California, USA11 years ago

If I'm not mistaken its a gila monster

Brian Muñiz Malachite
Malachite commented on by Brian Muñiz Juana Díaz, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico11 years ago

Thanks alot

Brian Muñiz North American River Otter
North American River Otter commented on by Brian Muñiz Boca Raton, Florida, USA11 years ago

very nice pics

Brian Muñiz Upland Gecko
Upland Gecko commented on by Brian Muñiz Juana Díaz, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico11 years ago

Thanks, they are actually quite easy to spot if you have a keen eye. This is the larger of the least gecko species, another one that I have S. nicholsi is the smallest of the species. S. nicholsi also coexistes with S. macrolepis though one is diurnal and the other nocturnal.

Brian Muñiz Galapagos Marine Iguana
Galapagos Marine Iguana commented on by Brian Muñiz Lat: -0.41 Lon: -90.7111 years ago

Thanks, unfortunately when we went snorkeling we didn't see any. Wups, my bad, no it wasn't on Santa Cruz, I believe it was the island of Rabida, it was a volcanic island with view to a large land mass which I believe was Santiago.

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