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- 1Amateur astronomer images the Lizard Nebula SH2-126●SH2-126 (Velká mlhovina Ještěrky) SkyWatcher 254/1000, Baader MPCC III, QHY163M, EQ6-R Pro Synscan, ASI 120 MINI MONO Gu
A Czech amateur astrophotographer has published a new image of SH2-126, known as the Great Lizard Nebula, a faint emission nebula in the constellation Lacerta. The picture was captured with a SkyWatcher 254/1000 telescope, a QHY163M camera and an EQ6-R Pro mount, combining over 17 hours of exposures in luminance, red, green, blue and hydrogen-alpha filters. The image is shared via the Czech astrofotky.cz gallery.
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Rachel McAdams has been cast in the animated film Lizard Music, joining Colman Domingo and Jeff Goldblum alongside star Dwayne Johnson. The casting news is drawing attention as fans react to the veteran actors lending their voices to the project, which is one of the more high-profile animated releases currently in the works.
- 3Justice Releases New GTA VI Track With Tame Impala, SZA●Justice - Flower In A Hurricane (ft Tame Impala, SZA, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard) [from GTAVI]
The French electronic duo Justice have released a new track, 'Flower In A Hurricane', said to feature Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, as part of music tied to the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI. The song is drawing heavy attention from fans reacting to the unusual lineup of collaborators and the game's soundtrack.
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A population of wall lizards introduced on a Greek islet is reported to still be thriving 45 years on. The long-term case offers a rare look at how a reptile colony can persist and adapt on a small Mediterranean island over decades, and it is drawing interest from biologists and nature enthusiasts following the news.
- 5Balkan Lizards Discovered in Slovakia Through Plant Trade▼Balkan Lizards Found in Slovakia via Plant Trade
Balkan lizards have been found in Slovakia, with the plant trade identified as the likely route by which they arrived in the country. The discovery highlights how commercial plant imports can inadvertently transport reptile species across borders, raising concerns among biologists about invasive species establishing populations outside their native range in the Balkans.