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Chameleon Lizard Frogs
Herper (Reptile or Amphibian hobbyist for all you beginners) Poll?
1.Reptile or amphibian?
2.Snake or Lizard?
3.Frog or Salamander?
4.Constrictor or Colubrid?
5.Agamid or Gecko?
6.Bearded Dragon or Leopard Gecko?
7.Ball Python or CornMilk Snake?
8.Glass Cage or Acrylic Cage?
9.Live Prey or Dead Prey?
10.Zoo Med or Zilla?
11. Ron Tremper or Kathy Love?
12.Turtle or Tortoise?
13.Naturalistic Enclosure or Necessary Only Enclosure?
14.Reptile Magazine or Internet?
15.Exo Terra or Zoo Med?
16.Reptile Show or Internet?
17.Cricket or Mealworm?
18. Veiled Chameleon or Jackson's Chameleon?
19.Arboreal or Terrestrial?
20.Aquatic or Terrestrial?
21.Humid Terrarium or Arid Terrarium?
You don't have to repeat the question.
For those of you who dont know, Ron Tremper and Kathy Love are reptile breeders. Tremper is best known for his Chameleon and Leopard Gecko breeding projects and Love is known for collection of many different Corn Snakes.
1.Reptile or amphibian? reptile
2.Snake or Lizard? lizard
3.Frog or Salamander? salamander
4.Constrictor or Colubrid? Constrictor
5.Agamid or Gecko? Agamid
6.Bearded Dragon or Leopard Gecko? Bearded dragon
7.Ball Python or CornMilk Snake? Python
8.Glass Cage or Acrylic Cage? Glass
9.Live Prey or Dead Prey? Dead
10.Zoo Med or Zilla? Zoo med
11. Ron Tremper or Kathy Love? Neither
12.Turtle or Tortoise? Turtle
13.Naturalistic Enclosure or Necessary Only Enclosure? Naturalistic
14.Reptile Magazine or Internet? both
15.Exo Terra or Zoo Med? Zoo med
16.Reptile Show or Internet? Both
17.Cricket or Mealworm? Cricket
18. Veiled Chameleon or Jackson's Chameleon? Veiled
19.Arboreal or Terrestrial?Terrestrial
20.Aquatic or Terrestrial?Terrestria
21.Humid Terrarium or Arid Terrarium? Arid
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Lizard: Chameleon Art Mousepad by CafePress $13 lizard: Chameleon in watercolor Art Mousepad Keep your mouse rolling in style on our durable cloth top mousepad. A great gift for geeks, gamers, or anyone with a computer. Rubber backing prevents the mousepad from sliding. Machine washable. |
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The Chameleon $11.99 The Chameleon |
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Frogs $4.99 Frogs |
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Chameleon Red Table Lamp $620 Whimsical table lamp featuring three frogs and a very wily chameleon. The lamp is topped by an antique gold silk shade and the finial features a brass frog. -3-way Switch -Red/brown finish. |
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Chameleon Lizard Kids Dark T-Shirt by CafePress $17 The youth-sized version of our popular adult favorite. It's preshrunk and durable - just what a playful, active kid needs.6.1 oz. 100% cottonRuns large, size down for better fit. Lizard Kids Dark T-Shirt Tee, TShirt, Shirt The youth-sized version of our popular adult favorite. It's preshrunk and durable - just what a playful, active kid needs.6.1 oz. 100% cotton. Runs large, size down for better fit.. |
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Chameleon Crunch Game $24.99 Chameleon Crunch is the wacky preschool game that features an adorable lizard character that actually talks, walks and eats bugs! Chameleon sure is hungry, but he's very picky about the bugs he eats. Just spread out the bugs, turn him on and watch Chameleon go. Race to be the first player to feed all of your bugs to Chameleon, but be careful because sometimes the bugs escape and you've got to feed him again. When Chameleon stops, whoever has the most bugs in his mouth wins! Requires 3x "AA" batteries, not included. Ages 5 and up. |
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Critter Fest: Budweiser Frogs Lizards and Ferret!! 18 clips!
Proof of Life in the Sahara Desert
Living and surviving in the Sahara Desert is very challenging to animals, plants and people. They must adapt themselves to the very hot climate and find ways to survive.
Sahara Desert is a place seemingly uninviting to living creatures. However, there are previous evidences of desert life. Sahara Desert has adequate landforms and oasis although it is made of compact rocky land and shaped into plateaus.
Sahara Desert allows animals to find their shelter and survive in this kind of environment. Recently, the most numerous are cattle. Today, many species found in this desert include foxes, gazelles, desert hedgehog, gerbils, jerboa, deer, and baboon. These are joined by spotted hyena, jackal, Libyan striped weasel, the slender mongoose, and hares.
Over three hundred migratory bird species live here. Some of the most common birds found are ostriches, raptors, and ravens. Several types of reptiles such as frogs, toads and crocodiles; snails, brine, shrimp, and other crustaceans are found within the lakes, river and pools. Lizards, chameleons, skinks, and cobras are found among rocks and sand dunes.
Most desert animals spend their daytime underground, unexposed to the sun. They also eat foods rich in water content to help them survive. They hunt for foods during night time because it is cooler. They are usually small in size to reduce water loss in their body.
The Sahara Desert is very far from the animal-free climate because many living creatures call this place a home. Additionally, over thirty thousands petrolyphs or primitive drawings of animals such as crocodiles and the fossils of dinosaurs are found in the area of Sahara. This is evidential proof of life and existence.
Many types of plants grow in the Sahara Desert. Grasses like Eragrostis, Panicum and Aristida are abundant. Trees such as Acacia and Atemisia and the shrubs like doum palm, and date palm are the common. These planta are saline-tolerant, also found in saline depression area. They are adaptable to the excessive heat and precipitation.
Plants need enough water for survival. Desert plants must adapt to very hot and harsh state. For example, the cactus plant has spines instead of a broad leaves to minimize too much loss of water and thick stem to store water in a plant's body for a long period of time.
Some plants possess very long roots that go deep down to the earth to be able to survive in hot and dry place. Most plants grow in oases and along the river beds which water is present.
Nomads are the majority of the people living in Sahara Desert. They constantly move from one place to another to improve their living conditions. They usually wear a headdress called howli to protect them from excessive heat, and long woolen fine clothes called barracans for protection from the intense heat of the sun.
They eat rice and dates. They also eat camel or sheep meat because these are abundant around them.
Another group of people that dwell in Sahara Desert are the Berbers. They are mostly found in Morocco and in Algeria. They reside in the place where they can raise animals like cattle and sheep. They even plant crops mainly for their own consumption.
Berbers used to stay in stone houses, in clay huts or in tents so they can easily move to other places. Their houses are cool inside even without air conditioning. During day time, most people stay inside their house. If they go outside, they wear loose clothes to keep themselves out of the sun.
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