The shingleback lizard (Tiliqua rugosa), also commonly known as the Stumpy-tailed lizard, Boggi; Sleepy lizard, Bobtail lizard, Two-headed lizard, and Pinecone lizard 😆 📹: @_kayleighbrown IG #shinglebacklizard #tiliquarugosa #reptiles #ausgeo | Australian Geographic
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The shingleback lizard (Tiliqua rugosa), also commonly known as the Stumpy-tailed lizard, Boggi; Sleepy lizard, Bobtail lizard, Two-headed lizard, and Pinecone lizard 😆 📹:
Australian Geographic. Australian Geographic · Original audio. The shingleback lizard (Tiliqua rugosa), also commonly known as the Stumpy-tailed lizard, Boggi; Sleepy lizard, Bobtail lizard, Two-headed lizard, and Pinecone lizard 😆 📹: @_kayleighbrown IG #shinglebacklizard #tiliquarugosa #reptiles #ausgeo
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Moving a super cute Eastern Shingleback Skink (Tiliqua rugosa aspera), off the road in Outback NSW!!! What a little beauty!!! 🤩🦎#lizard | Mick Fullerton Wildlife
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Moving a super cute Eastern Shingleback Skink (Tiliqua rugosa aspera), off the road in Outback NSW!!! What a little beauty!!! 🤩🦎#lizard | Mick Fullerton Wildlife
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Le Tiliqua scincoides ou "lézard à langue bleue".
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Le Tiliqua scincoides ou "lézard à langue bleue".
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Shingleback Skinks (Tiliqua rugosa), also known as the Bobtail Lizard, are endemic to Australia. Those thick, shingle-like scales act as body armour, protecting them from potential predators, and are also the reason for it's name! There are 4 subspecies of Shingleback Skink, with three of them being found in Western Australia, and the last being in Eastern Australia. These animals are incredibly uncommon to see in the states, so it was a treat to get the chance to interact with them! #usark #usa
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Shingleback Skinks (Tiliqua rugosa), also known as the Bobtail Lizard, are endemic to Australia. Those thick, shingle-like scales act as body armour, protecting them from potential predators, and are also the reason for it's name! There are 4 subspecies of Shingleback Skink, with three of them being found in Western Australia, and the last being in Eastern Australia. These animals are incredibly uncommon to see in the states, so it was a treat to get the chance to interact with them! #usark #usa
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The Texas Spiny Lizard: a Gardener's Friend - Experiential Gardener
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Tiliqua Rugosa Habitat
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SHINGLEBACK LIZARD or TILIQUA RUGOSA #lizard #reptiles #australia #zoo #farm #shinglebackluzard | IndaynaMo
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Tiliqua scincoides intermedia mating
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