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Spiny leaf insect: A local-style menu

The spiny leaf insect feeds on eucalyptus leaves in the wild, but may also accept other suitable leaves in captivity.

Tree-dwelling snakes hiding among branches in the forest canopy

Why is the canopy safe for tree-dwelling snakes?

Tree-dwelling snakes use the canopy as a safe shelter, a hiding place and a useful hunting area.

Mating behaviour of the collared lizard

Collared lizard mating behaviour is particularly striking during the breeding season. At this time, the male collared lizard (Crotaphytus collaris) establishes and actively defends its own territory, into which it attempts to attract several females. To gain the attention of females, the male performs a series of visual displays, including head-bobbing and push-up movements. These behaviours

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TerraPlaza Magazine

Spiny leaf insect: A local-style menu

Why is the canopy safe for tree-dwelling snakes?

Mating behaviour of the collared lizard