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Project Noah Nature School
Biologist. Passionate about Nature since I knew myself. Special fascination with reptiles but I don't get lucky spotting them in the field.
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that is awesome Antonio! tresure them, i'm sure they're in good hands =)
This species is really endangered by the fungus Chytridiomicosis, it's in danger of desapearing. so if you know a place where to find them please be sure to take all the security mesures:
Desinfect all your camp material (boots, nets, boxes, etc) with Vircon or Alchool
Use gloves while touching the animals
Don't touch more than one indivial without desinfect hands or change gloves
Don't move the animals from their origin place
Thank you and please be carefull
let's protect our anphibians =)
Obrigada pelo entusiasmo António, é sempre bom saber que alguém partilha do nosso fascínio!
thank you all =) one more species identified!!!
yes dangermouse, you are correct, is a male in reproductive season you can see that by the head and by the blue ocels above the front legs. It's algirus and not hispanicus because the scales are carenate
TimsTravels, Tupinambis teguixin doesn't exist in Portugal
Está demasiado a Norte para ser cisternasii
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Deixo aqui para os interessado! =)
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Deixo aqui para os interessados =)
Beautiful!
