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    A wildlife rescuer has rescued three crocodiles, documenting the operation that involved capturing and relocating the large reptiles. The rescue has drawn large online attention, with hundreds of thousands of people engaging with footage of the risky removal, and viewers reacting to the danger and effort involved in handling three crocodiles at once.

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    Blue-headed agama spotted in home garden●Blue Headed Agama. Got a small one that moved into my little garden this season. # agama # lizards # nature # socialmediMmastodonTechnologyInternet162 h ago

    A gardener shared a photo of a small blue-headed agama that moved into their garden this season, showing off the colorful lizard among the plants. The post has drawn friendly attention from nature and reptile fans, who enjoy seeing wildlife turn up in domestic gardens and swap notes on agamas and other garden lizards.

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    Webcomic Explores Dreaming and Hidden Reptile Symbolism●In today's twisted saying. In the Dreaming Meaning of this puzzle box of paneled comics. Reptiles are exposed to the reaMmastodonCultureArt823 h ago

    An artist has published a new paneled comic piece described as a 'puzzle box' centered on the meaning of dreaming, in which reptiles are revealed to readers as part of the artwork. The post also invites readers to study extra art details or play a spot-the-difference game, drawing attention from comic and art fans.

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    Photographs of the black girdled lizard circulate among nature photographers●cordylus niger. # nature # naturephotography # natur # naturfotografie # naturaleza # plant # plants # pflanze # pflanzeMmastodonLifeTravel616 h ago

    Nature photographers are sharing images tagged with Cordylus niger, the scientific name of the black girdled lizard, a reptile species. The pictures appear alongside multilingual nature and wildlife photography hashtags in English, German and Spanish, reaching an international audience of animal and plant photography enthusiasts.

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    Real Rebel Radio spins DAGOBA's I Reptile●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: I Reptile by DAGOBA! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/MmastodonCultureMusic011 h ago

    Real Rebel Radio is currently playing "I Reptile" by the French metal band DAGOBA, sharing the track on its live player. The mention is limited to a single listener's now-playing tag with no visible engagement, so it looks like routine station programming rather than a broader wave of attention.

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    Chafarinas' skink clings to shrinking North African coast●— No research doesn’t mean no impact — The Chafarinas’ skink still clings to a narrow coast with nowhere to go. We don’tMmastodonEnvironmentClimate315 h ago

    Conservation voices are highlighting the Chafarinas' skink, a reptile restricted to a narrow stretch of coast around Spain's Chafarinas Islands off North Africa. Its global population has never been measured, yet roads, tourism, lost prey, heat and drought are pressing on the species at once. The argument being made is that a lack of research does not mean a lack of danger, and 'no evidence' of decline is not the same as no impact.