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...you Know What? I Can Kind Of See Where The Concept Of Feathered Serpents Came From.
...you know what? I can kind of see where the concept of feathered serpents came from.
A snake in Thailand spent enough time sitting still in the water to grow moss and turn into a dragon, apparently.
More video at the source account!
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This large, heavy-bodied lizard can grow to be 4 feet (1.2 meters) long. As you might guess, its common name refers to the horn on its head, sported by both males and females. Bigger in males than females, horns may be useful in combat among males and in displays such as head-bobbing. This animal is found only on Hispaniola, the Caribbean island that’s home to Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Its diet consists of plants and insects, but it may occasionally feed on carrion.
Photo: Josh More, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, flickr
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