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The rains revealed some interesting fossils indeed

I've been told the this is likely Gorgosaurus or Daspletosaurus, making it a tyrannosauridae tooth and I found a bunch of them :P

I found lots with an old map to a bone bed and 35 minutes of poking around. Going back on the 18th.

Here is a theropod tooth I found (among others) at a special spot near Drumheller, Alberta.

What water conditions do the puffers need?

Rats are incredible pets. Very intelligent! They will constantly surprise you.

Haha remember me?;) Love your lizards!

Any pictures of your masterpiece?

What snake species?

So awesome, definitely on my bucket list :)

What locality of gopher snake?

Feed out of a small dish to reduce the likelihood of ingestion.

Mine can be picky as well. My tried and true method is to smush a cricket or two into a ball and leave it near the it. It almost always accepts food this way.

Be sure to have a very secure lid, otherwise you will find dried up leeches in some strange places.

Scary stuff. Chytrid is awful. I would suggest anyone who has not seen "Frogs: The Thin Green Line" do so. You can view it for free online.

My girlfriend attended the red deer reptile show In Alberta, canada today. This scolopendra (gigantea) I believe(she didn't grab the Latin name) was asking $700CAD. Crazyness.

Largest aquatic insect and they show the adult which is far from aquatic:P, haha sometimes you just have to laugh. Though I rarely post I peruse often and "the snark" is an entertaining read!

Incredible species and amazing pictures. Thank you :)

The males do fly! You are lucky to have one! They can reproduce through parthenogenesis, but the hatch rate will be many times higher with a male in the crowd. Loved my time working with these, enjoy :).

Good luck! That would be a tough spider to find.