Posted on June 8, 2018 By Chad Keates
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Category: Lizards, Reptiles, Skinks Tags: africa, african herpetology, animal, burrowing skink, herps, lizard, mpumulanga, nature, reptile, rhodes university, sa herps, skink, south africa, wildlife, zeml
I thought it was a slowworm for a moment there–until I spotted the legs.
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It is interesting to see that it seems to have a blueish tail.
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Dr Chad Keates: Post Doctoral Fellow in Wetland Ecology Lab at Rhodes University doing molecular systematics and ecology on African herpetofauna.
I thought it was a slowworm for a moment there–until I spotted the legs.
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It is interesting to see that it seems to have a blueish tail.
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