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fossilesque@mander.xyzM to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 7 months ago

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    Small intestine camouflage

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    I didn’t know this was possible, is the image real?

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      Yes!

      I have scaleless bearded dragon. Naked reptiles are indeed real. Not always healthy, though.

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        Wow that’s so intriguing! I can’t believe I never heard about it before

        • Communist@lemmy.frozeninferno.xyz
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          If you think about it scales are just keratin, basically hair

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        Scaleless beardies are one of the most detrimental ones however, that one is very unfortunate for the animal

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          Absolutely! No one should ever go out looking for a scaleless beardie. Ever. I’m a former foster/rescue, and I was offered up one from a breeder who produced one by accident (they retired that pair immediately after). I accepted because I wanted to learn how to care for one in case I’d need the knowledge for future cases.

          The amount of time & money I’ve spent on this idiot to keep him healthy & comfortable is ridiculous.

          Love him to bits! But no one should ever get a scaleless beardie.

  • 𝓔𝓶𝓶𝓲𝓮@lemm.ee
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    Cute, lil snake needs protection

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    Forbidden sausage

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    I prefer a “Nudle” ☺️

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    An actual, honest to God, trouser snake!

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    Skinake

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      Skinake is skinakey

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    Send danger noods

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    This guy is really annoying when you first fight him

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    Lewdle is actually a game. It’s Wordle but only with naughty words.

    https://www.lewdlegame.com/

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    He looks more conscious somehow. I think I’ve got mammalian in-group bias. He just looks like more of a little bro than a regular snake does.

    Like a dog that got turned into a snake and is now like wut

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    It seems like this would negatively impact the health of the snake. Do we have any scale-less snake experts?

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      In captivity it’s fine, however some scaleless morphs are detrimental to survival, there are no safe scaleless ball python morphs for example, this is a rat/corn snake, they have one of the benign ones

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      Not an expert, but I have heard that this isn’t a big deal for the snake. Scaleless rat snakes (which I believe the picture to be) have been found in the wild doing pretty alright. There is a benefit to be had from scales, but in captivity I imagine it is alright.

      Pretty sure I heard it from a video by All Canadian Reptile Girl

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        I love the attempt at providing a source, it’s a lot more than I do usually

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          A concept of a source

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      I happen to be a scaleless snake expert, as a result of my extensive experience.

      The trick with hairless snakes is you have to keep them warm. Too little heat, and this guy will go completely rigid.

      Imagine an icicle made of blood, with a snake built around it. That’s your hairless snake with too little heat.

      Beyond that’s its basic hairless snake stuff: clothing, thermal tattoos, an endless supply of hairless rats, and little snakeweights to help them stay buff.

      It’s not easy raising these special creatures, but it’s very rewarding once you get over the unmitigable horror of feeling them crawl around your shoulders, and their habit of whispering as you shudder.

      Because of their lack of scales, they’re unable to vocalize, and hence they speak in a hoarse whisper.

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    every aspect of a snake is, in fact, the result of a mutation

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      Technically true, but I’m thinking they’re trying to explain this isn’t from a species of scaleless snakes (yet)

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      What about the aspects of a fish

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    TIL the breed for Mr Bigglesworth

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    I thought snakes needed their scales to move?

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      These generally still have their belly scutes, and even if they didn’t, they only need them to move better, they can move without them if necessary, they just suck at it

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      Do you see him moving?

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        Yes

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