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  • Scientists discover 160-million-year-old reptile with lizard and snake features-Here is what study says

    A rare Jurassic reptile known as Breugnathair elgolensis, was discovered on the Isle of Skye. This species has combining snake-like jaws with lizard limbs, shedding light on the origins of snakes.

  • Top 10 Amazing Komodo Dragon Facts That Will Blow Your Mind

    Top 10 Amazing Komodo Dragon Facts That Will Blow Your Mind

    The Komodo dragon, Earth’s largest lizard, is a fierce predator known for its venomous bite, ancient lineage, and ability to reproduce without males. Native only to Indonesia, it’s endangered today.

  • 'Bat-eating crocodiles': Orange dwarf cave crocs begin mutating into a new species

    'Bat-eating crocodiles': Orange dwarf cave crocs begin mutating into a new species

    Deep within Gabon's Abanda Caves, a remarkable discovery has been made - a unique population of cave crocodiles, adapted to life in complete darkness.

  • Snakes as therapy animals: reptiles help heal in Brazil

    Snakes as therapy animals: reptiles help heal in Brazil

    Ribeiro has pioneered this method over the past decade at the treatment center, which features an open-air space where patients interact with lizards, turtles and a "jacare" -- a kind of alligator native to Latin America that is common in Brazil, including in the Amazon rainforest.

  • What’s dangerous about these cute turtles which are popular pets in India?

    What’s dangerous about these cute turtles which are popular pets in India?

    The red-eared slider turtle (Trachemys scripta elegans) is an attractive animal because of its tiny size and appealing colour, which makes it a popular pet in India. Once the turtle becomes an adult though, it can be a challenge to take care of and keep safe and owners prefer to release it into water bodies.

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