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That would be so cool to have a fossil of a foot long dragonfly .... it would fit into my home easier than a T-Rex like Sue!
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That would be so cool to have a fossil of a foot long dragonfly .... it would fit into my home easier than a T-Rex like Sue!
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They sting.I have been stung by one
AirDancer
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You must have ornery ones in Florida, then!
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They bite in defense.I held it and it got me
We have gators eating gators.
AirDancer
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Ouch!
I knew about your gators....and I've seen pictures of snakes trying to eat gators......... not a pretty picture at all!
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Snakes ,gators,and snapping turtles
AirDancer
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Snapping turtles can be found in Illinois as well ... they do not make for cuddly pets
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Gator turtles. An idiot let one bite him.
AirDancer
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There's no accounting for some people's kids at times.
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Adult. I have the video.
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Angel posted it,my mistake. The derailing thread has it.
AirDancer
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Even adults are some people's kids :shades
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Gator turtles .my fil thought that guy was stupid
AirDancer
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I do believe I concur with your fil !
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Gator turtles are a bit bigger and more menacing then the common snapping turtle .my fil ate a lot of turtles.he used to hunt them with a .22 and his mom would cool them.hard to believe that area is a college and a few homes now.it was a marsh in the 1940s and up to the late 50s.
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Not in florida or louisana. You must be thinking about loggerheads.
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You're right. Most states have done this, but not Florida. But now, that might change. Turns out one population of them is a separate species, unique to Florida. And that probably will result in protection.
https://www.biologicaldiversity.org...014/alligator-snapping-turtle-04-16-2014.html
https://www.biologicaldiversity.org...014/alligator-snapping-turtle-04-16-2014.html
