interesting . . . (skulls)

[Smulkin]

Just stumbled across this and began reading

http://www.digimorph.org/specimens/Python_molurus/

http://www.digimorph.org/specimens/Gerrhosaurus_major/

much much more http://www.digimorph.org/navcommon.phtml

sweeet. Gotta love the burm! Now I am gonna be extra careful around my guy hahaha

[The_Godfather]

I came across that site while looking for plated info 2 days ago. I found the second you provided, which is a species of plated.

[Smulkin]

Heh - same here - then again when looking for that mysterious "skull pattern" snake. I had just never read such a heavy scientific (maybe anatomical is a better word) description of thier jawworks. I've seen a 'retic skull and though quite close it looks like the Burmese has more curved teeth.

Anyway when I noticed the number of snakes and lizards etc (oh my) just figured I'd drop it.

[Marla]

I came across that site yesterday when I was working on the herp species list I'm compiling. It's certainly informative.

[Ginevive]

Wow, check out those choppers.
I collect skulls, but I have no snakey ones, although I do have a cool turtle skull found in the woods, and also a skull from a horned frog.

[Smulkin]

Here's a retic' :