I heard somewhere that centipede fangs are actually just…legs that evolved venom? I have no idea if it’s accurate but if it is, it honestly makes this funnier 
I want…STABBY LEGS
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Yup, their toxicognaths are modified legs. VENOMOUS stabby legs. Pretty freaking cool. And also terrifying.
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Some has GOT to make that a t-shirt!!
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Having this fact go from ‘I heard this, but it might be wrong’ to ‘its true they have stabby feet’ is emotionally overwhelming, why is evolution like this
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I’d buy that for sure!
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I love bringing up toxicognaths in conversations randomly
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@pcexotics just launched his own herp themed apparel line (Fulvius) I am sure he could probably work something like that out
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I love learning aggressively complicated new words to use in conversation to freak my mom out
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I have learned lots of complicated words from Clint’s Reptiles but toxicognaths is my favorite 
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When my leo had his sperm plug impaction I had to teach my mom the word hemipene so she could understand what was going on and care for him as I made it home…she now constantly uses it because it makes my little brother uncomfortable
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Not to derail from the totally awesome stabby legs, nor from the indubitable joys of teaching people fun new science vocabulary, but I do want to apologize for my earlier derailment into a garbage truck. 
(Although my epic plan remains the same in a truck garage! 
)
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Het paper bag
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Got to get that het discount Walmart plastic bag 
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What a disgruntled little shoelace!
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That’s so adorable!
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This is great!
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I probably should have posted this to Reptiles in the Wild? Looks like an alligator, but I’m guessing Croc-odile! Caught this guy outside my Post Office. Usually seen in pairs…
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Ha, my kid has those shoes except he plucked the eyes out! 
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