Lizard Fends Off Predators To Protect Her Eggs Life BBC Earth
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(Also evidence for evolution, no lizard is smart enough to plan a strategy. It's an automatic response that's been perfected over billions of years of trial and error)
Date: 2020-08-24
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Comments and reviews: 4
JackCarregan
he is underplaying it when he says a coachwhip is faster than a lizard. that snake is significantly faster than a human, I had tried chasing many down it is totally hopeless.
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he is underplaying it when he says a coachwhip is faster than a lizard. that snake is significantly faster than a human, I had tried chasing many down it is totally hopeless.
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zaheer
The music ruins it, it would have been more intense with just the natural sounds. Imagine being on your back while a snake thinks about whether it's going to eat you.
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The music ruins it, it would have been more intense with just the natural sounds. Imagine being on your back while a snake thinks about whether it's going to eat you.
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Princess
It was the craziest thing I've ever seen, Mark! I saw this tasty meal and then it suddenly ballooned up and died! I never seen anything like it!
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It was the craziest thing I've ever seen, Mark! I saw this tasty meal and then it suddenly ballooned up and died! I never seen anything like it!
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Shreyasi
I wonder how many years it took for the lizard to learn this type of protective technique, and for which snake it must be used! :)
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I wonder how many years it took for the lizard to learn this type of protective technique, and for which snake it must be used! :)
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