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Awesome picture showing his defense mechanism!
What a beautiful snake and an amazing picture.
This is an amazing picture I actually had one as a pet and I never saw her do a defense pose such as this great picture. By the way there nonvenomous worm eaters.
Absolutely beautiful pictures I'm studying to become a herpetologist and I also love photography, and this is an amazing combination of the two.
I agree this little guy is adorable. I have to wonder though I don't know a lot about turtles but he looks more like a juvenile alligator snapping turtle rather than a common snapping turtle because of the very defined arches and his on his shell; whereas a common snapping turtle does have arches but they're not as defined, they tend to be more smooth.
Hello, I believe this is an American alligator- alligator mississippiensis.
Hello, I believe that this is an Australian redback spider- latrodectus hasselti -( caution if you did not know this is a venomous spider beware).the larger is spider is a female and the smaller is the male.
I believe this is a Sagebrush lizard-sceloporus graciosus. Length: 1 1/2 to 5 1/2 inches.
I believe that this may be a wolf spider.
