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Meet the pygopodids (gekkotans part IX)

Meet the pygopodids (gekkotans part IX)
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Blindsnake mimics, scaly-foots and javelin lizards (gekkotans part XI)

Blindsnake mimics, scaly-foots and javelin lizards (gekkotans part XI)
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How zoologist Chris Humfrey lives with 2000 Australian animals - like crocodiles, dingoes and snakes

Chris Humfrey, a zoologist and educator, shares his Victorian home with a girlfriend, two kids and 2000 animals including crocodiles, snakes, dingoes, plus lethal funnel web spiders, scorpions.

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Creepy crawly tales coming in August | Sunbury & Macedon Ranges

In his latest book, Macedon Ranges zoologist, TV presenter and author Chris Humfrey wants to teach kids that when it […]

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The Tet Zoo guide to Gekkota, part I

As you may know, Tet Zoo has been going for four years now. Despite this, there are still entire tetrapod clades - consisting of hundreds or even thousands of species - that have scarcely been mentioned here, if at all.

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