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Australian frilled lizard hangs out in gay bars.
The Ozark Big-Eared BaT. Would I, Would I.
The crocodile-like Gharial gets its name from its victims ...
"Big Teeth"
There are about 20 Hornet species. Texas hold-em anyone?
The loathsome deer tick. No twist with this lyme disease.
Krill feed on phytoplankton. You can find Krill when you blow your nose really hard.
Ants are very common insects.
There's more than 10,000 known ant species in New York
The Meller's chameleon changes colors and has an attitude.
A Lobster’s most natural habitat is on a large, oval plate between a cup of drawn butter and a lemon wedge.
A mosquito sucking blood...what else do they do?
Like all lemurs, mouse lemurs inhabit the island of Madagascar. Passports are unavailable for the Lemur
Platecarpus usually lurk around train stations and
subway platforms once the sun goes down.
The porcupine is the prick of all rodents.
There are about 30,000 Scarab species in the Bronx alone
The short-horned lizard is often horny.
Styxosaurus was a long-necked variety of the marine reptiles that lurk in the same waters as the Staten Island Ferry boats.
Ants are common insects, but they have some unique capabilities such as juggling, climbing and spitting.
The venomous Portuguese man-of-war would likely be mistaken it for a jellyfish.
Tarantulas give some people the creeps because of their large, hairy bodies and legs. Wookies walk among us also, usually in supermarkets, malls and fast-food chains.
Troodon formosus....yeah OK!
Vampire Bats are the only mammals that feed entirely on blood. In-laws also.
Xiphactinus was one of the largest bony fish of the Late Cretaceous and is considered one of the fiercest creatures in the sea. Good eating too!
This megafish inhabited many parts of the world,
but today Gars live only in North and Central America deep within the sewer systems.
but today Gars live only in North and Central America deep within the sewer systems.
Photographs provided by the compliments of
National Geographic!
