FACT OF THE DAY
"Why are Flamingos Pink? And Other Flamingo Facts
Flamingo nests are made of mud. ...
Flamingos get their pink color from their food. ...
Flamingos are filter feeders and turn their heads “upside down” to eat. ...
A group of flamingos is called a flamboyance. ...
There are six flamingo species."
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FACT OF ThE DAY!!!!! "What are some interesting facts about anoles?
Though they are not chameleons, green anoles (ah-NO-lees) have the ability to change color. Naturally bright green, they can also turn yellow, brown, gray, or a color in-between. These lizards make no sounds and are generally 13-20 cm (5-8 in) long. They live in trees but also forage on the ground" behave a great day herps!
FACT OF THE
"How should reptiles provide water?
Many species drink readily from pools or bowls, but a number of small lizards (such as anoles and true chameleons) drink by lapping water droplets that accumulate through condensation. Misting the environment or creating a drip system provides options for water intake"
I'm working on building a dripping water tree right now for my bio active enclosure with my lizards that need dripping water, so I just wanted to share a little fact that not every reptile drinks from standing water some need running water!! Have a great day. Hope someone you like these facts share some of your own if you're feeling interested!
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FACT OF THE DAY!
"Popping is a method most recommended for young and small snakes. Larger and older snakes typically have enough muscle tone to hold their hemipenes inside. Popping is done by using a finger to place firm but gentle pressure about three-fourths of the way down the tail on the belly side of the snake.Nov 5, 2020"
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FACT OF THE DAY!
All boas and their relatives except the enigmatic Calabar boa (Calabaria reinhardtii) give live birth. This includes boa constrictors, rainbow boas, tree boas, sand boas and anacondas. These snakes are primarily found in Central and South America, but a few are found in Africa and Asia.
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