Very well done.  I'm amazed how many species (and even genera) there are in the kangaroo family.

Never came across this one before. I knew there was a few different types but theres a hell of a lot.and certainly will do a challenge sometime in the future..

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So much scarier than the cartoon Taz 👏 👏 👏 

Teeth with  a bit of a body wrapped around them!

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These guys are fascinating. As true legless lizards that resemble small snakes that have a similar diet, they have eyelids and other features that make them lizards. I looked them up after seeing this. Thanks, great image 👍 

Its non native to Ireland and only found in The Burren .It was likely introduced from  Britain  in the 1900s

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St Paddy apparently forgot about the four-legged snakes 😉 

Naturalists poking about and peering at things sometimes engender suspicion in country dwellers. Robert Lloyd Praeger was leading a group in the Irish countryside many years ago when two locals who were watching their activities were heard to say:

‘Where d’you think they’ve come from?’

‘Och, they’re from the asylum. That one [pointing at Praeger] is their keeper . Ireland is not a safe place for strange creatures. 



In 1831, Mr. James Cleland, an Irish gentleman, being curious to ascertain whether the climate or soil of Ireland was naturally destructive to the serpent tribe, purchased half-a-dozen of the common harmless English snake (matrix torqueta), in Covent Garden market in London. Bringing them to Ireland, he turned them out in his garden at Rathgael, in the county of Down: and in a week afterwards, one of them was killed at Milecross, about three miles distant. The persons into whose hands this strange monster fell, had not the slightest suspicion that it was a snake, but, considering it a curious kind of eel, they took it to Dr. J. L. Drummond, a celebrated Irish naturalist, who at once pronounced the animal to be a reptile and not a fish.

Irelands only terrestrial native reptile.

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