This gives insight to the natural habitat of Tiliqua gigas. This shows the species they live with as well as their environment.
http://www.markoshea.info/research_fiel ... a10-1b.php
http://www.markoshea.info/research_fiel ... a10-2b.php
http://www.markoshea.info/research_fiel ... a06-2c.php
http://www.markoshea.info/research_fiel ... 8-3bii.php
The native people also believe that they are venomous, which is why the animal in the second link is injured(they stabbed it).
Wild Tiliqua Gigas *Graphic*
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Oh jeez, I can't bring myself to look at the second pic for fear of what scarring it may do to me :O
Thanks for these, though.
Thanks for these, though.
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What species is this second one?
http://www.markoshea.info/images/papua% ... k1_lge.jpg
Almost looks like that so called "Hypo Reduced Pattern Northern" that actually turned out to be a golden Irian Jaya..
http://www.markoshea.info/images/papua% ... k1_lge.jpg
Almost looks like that so called "Hypo Reduced Pattern Northern" that actually turned out to be a golden Irian Jaya..
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Dakota Nivens wrote:What species is this second one?
http://www.markoshea.info/images/papua% ... k1_lge.jpg
Almost looks like that so called "Hypo Reduced Pattern Northern" that actually turned out to be a golden Irian Jaya..
Irian Jaya.
Similar to the animal you are talking about, but that animal was much more red.
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