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Singapore Zoo celebrates reptile baby boom, including endangered species
They include the first successful hatchings of the Philippine crocodile and Chinese leopard gecko. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Lemurs from Madagascar, strange snakes, and extinct fish at Pilsen Zoo
Lemurs that survive only in Madagascar, snakes that hunt with and solitary Indian rhinos. These are just some of the rare ...
Brecon & Radnor Express4h
Snake escape reports could increase this summer, warns RSPCA Cymru
As RSPCA Cymru braces for a surge in reports of stray snakes this summer, many in Brecon may recall the surreal moment when a ...
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Singapore Zoo breeds critically endangered Philippine crocodile for the first time
A rare Philippine crocodile has hatched at the Singapore Zoo in June, the first of its species to be successfully bred in ...
Research shows freshwater fish like complicated shoreline environments, just as saltwater species do
All of Van de Riet's previous "Reef Wall" experiments have taken place in Florida, where the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of ...
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Live From China: A Fish Tank SUV Nobody Asked For
A man in China turned his hood into a fish tank using TPU wrap and live fish. Police say it’s illegal and dangerous, the internet lost its mind.