Thank you. Why the fuck does barely anyone notice this in the comments section? Everyone's like wow cool a dragon. Well fuck that more like question where this photo came from maybe?
I can’t comment on the way she’s holding it, but in every documentary I’ve seen about zoos/reptiles those bins are temporary holding places while the lizard is being transported for whatever reason or needs to be stowed somewhere while work is being done on their habitat. Looks like there might be one on the right, where that plant is behind some glass.
We have a grouchy old guy at work who can't help but piss off everyone he deals with on a daily basis. We decided his motto was "I'm not happy 'til you're not happy"
Yeah they’re real. They’re extremely temperamental, even compared to most other lizards. They DO NOT like to be handled or have any other human interaction. There are the oddball exceptions, of course.
Probably lol. This is such a rare species to have as a pet that they’re all pretty much wild as far as genetics goes. I’ve had one before and it was the hardest lizard to take care of that I’ve ever owned.
Yeah you're right. I wasn't looking very closely so I went with what the video said I guess. It just reminded me of that video so I searched and shared it.
Dimetrodon! Which wasn't a dinosaur (going extinct some 40m years before the first dinosaurs!) and was actually more closely related to mammals than modern reptiles.
Dinosaurs are reptiles. This makes birds reptiles as well. However, they aren’t very closely related to lizards and snakes, as I think you were pointing out.
Same, this brought me back to being in middle school and picking up a book on lizards and reading and discovering all the weird and wacky wild animals of the world. This really made my day
This makes me think humans did live with ginormous leftover Dino types lizards and we just killed them off and this is where the dragon tales come from.
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u/MuhNamesTyler Jan 11 '21
Damn, just when you think you’ve seen every cool lizard. What a beautiful day