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...normally these beaded-badgers are rooting about in holes like their mammalian counterparts...
While I have read about climbing monsters & have seen them up a few times on boulders...this is the 1st one Ive actually seen in a tree & it was just outside my office...ah but one of the many pleasures working in the Sonoran desert.....
The eggs & mammal pups produced this spring insures plump tails on these monitors...
Cheers, RxR
>>...normally these beaded-badgers are rooting about in holes like their mammalian counterparts...
>>While I have read about climbing monsters & have seen them up a few times on boulders...this is the 1st one Ive actually seen in a tree & it was just outside my office...ah but one of the many pleasures working in the Sonoran desert.....
>>The eggs & mammal pups produced this spring insures plump tails on these monitors...
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>>Cheers, RxR
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Ed @ Tortoise Keepers
Trying to keep the fun in Chelonian care
Now that is something else. Great find.
Dan
They do that to avoid the impending sea of flames! lol
But they do taste like chicken once you peel away the charred beads. 
LG
The flames are not that far off!
K>S>
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