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ChukaBoy

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TerraPlaza Magazine

Brachypelma emilia: Meet the Mexican redleg tarantula

Brachypelma emilia, also known as the Mexican redleg tarantula, is a new world terrestrial tarantula native to Mexico.

Can it really fly?

Did you know that Ptychozoon kuhli is capable of flying? Of course, not in the literal sense of the word. Along the sides of the animal runs a lobed membrane. With the help of this structure, it is able to glide through the air for short periods while travelling from one point to another. It also derives

Kaliforniai királysikló (Lampropeltis californiae) Gran Canarián. A színe nem hagy kétséget a felől, hogy terráriumi állatok leszármazottja. Mivel a Kanári-szigeteken nem volt eddig kígyó, az itt élő gyíkokban nem fejlődtek ki velük szemben önvédelmi képességek. Fotó: Laura & Bobby Bok.

The Dangers of Terraristics for Native Wildlife

Terraristics is not only a fascinating hobby, but also a responsibility. Escaped or released exotic animals, invasive species and pathogens can pose serious risks to Hungary’s native amphibians, reptiles and aquatic ecosystems.

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Extatosoma tiaratum (koronás levéllábú sáska)

TerraPlaza Magazine

Brachypelma emilia: Meet the Mexican redleg tarantula

Can it really fly?

The Dangers of Terraristics for Native Wildlife

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