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First Illinois snake of the year . . . (Common garter snake, Thamnophis sirtalis)

#tbt de um dos primeiros animais silvestres resgatados pela Fujama. Até o momento foram 450 animais silvestres resgatados! Sem contar com os filhotes de gambás, que juntos somam 130 e cada ninhada resgatada foi contada como um resgate. . Vida longa aos bichos!! . . #fujama #resgatedefauna #resgatedefaunasilvestre #educacaoambiental #mataatlantica #atlanticflorest #zoologia #zoology #medvet #wildlife #bio #biologia #biologist #biologando #vidadebiologo #biology #biologo #biologia #meioambiente #fauna #jaraguasualinda #jaraguadosul #conservacao #conservation #naturelover #natureza #nature #animal #animais #animals

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Corn snakes are extremely good climbers. It may seem unnatural for a creature with no legs to excel at maneuvering up tree trunks and along branches, but snakes are muscular and use their strong coils to grip onto their surroundings. This ability allows snakes to utilize arboreal habitats for tasks such as hunting and sleeping. . Corn snakes have a varied diet. Recorded prey items include frogs, lizards, birds, rodents, and eggs. . Even if you aren’t very familiar with snakes, you may recognize the corn snake as it is very common in the pet trade! This one, however, is wild; I found him crossing a road in Florida. . (scientific name: Pantherophis guttatus)

This small-mouthed salamander was in a music video yesterday! . If you haven’t yet seen the video and want to learn more about why my colleagues and I made it, hop over to my Twitter @WildWildTWest- link in bio! #ScienceIsForEveryone . Scientific name: Ambystoma texanum

Hello everyone! This is a mud dwelling giant bacterium Achromatium oxaliferum and it's middle of its reproduction by cell division. I like these guys a lot, they are quite different than other bacteria and they look super interesting. . First, I need to point out that the bacterium is the dark colored one. Can you see the round little things inside the dividing cells? They are calcium carbonate crystals and it's the only known example of bacteria having these crystals. No one knows what these calcium carbonate bodies are used for and no one has ever managed to culture these bacteria in lab or home (I'm trying)! . They can be quite big. Do you remember Paramecium bursaria from my previous posts, the one with the algae living in it? I have seen some Achromatium oxaliferum even bigger than Paramecium bursaria, it blew my mind but my mind can be easily blown! :D . This is recorded with a different technique I developed, I put another condenser under my microscope's condenser in this way I can get a semi-illuminated image which helps to see the calcium carbonate crystals in the cell. I may have the cheapest microscope out there but I have the enthusiasm to make it better. . Let me know what do you think about this peculiar guy in the comments and it helps me to see who reads my descriptions. You people who read my descriptions I cannot appreciate enough the appreciation that I receive from you by this! :D . Thank you so much! . 400x, freshwater (pond). . #science #weird #pondlife #veterinary #zoology #ecology #biotechnology #microscope #color #scientist #learning #animal #biology #microbiology #natgeo #earth #genetics #chemistry #botany #wildlife #DIY #wildlife #fun

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On average, leatherback sea turtles lay 110 eggs in a nest. We witnessed this female lay her eggs on a beach in northern Trinidad. The vast majority of these babies will not survive past their juvenile life stage, which is why turtles lay so many eggs at once. . Conservationists in Trinidad work very closely with leatherbacks in order to ensure proper conservation actions are implemented to protect this delicate species. I accompanied this group on a nightly survey to collect valuable data, such as clutch size (number of eggs laid), body length/weight, and body temperature. . *turtles approached/handled only under correct permits*