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Our two south american wood turtles sensing the onset of spring :)
Laura attempts to remove a clutch of Pine Island Chahoua eggs from the tank, with the female present. The purpose of this recording was to have proof of the females aggressive and protective behavior of her nest. This female is normally very docile and never strikes or barks unless guarding a clutch. She was also exchanging the food to make sure the female had fresh fruit with lots of vitamins. :)
Back when our two female leopard tortoises, Zim and Amore, were babies.
A few years ago one of our juvenile leopard geckos was caught dancing by himself in his tank! No clue why, but he did this for about an hour. We've had about 30 leos over the years and never witnessed this behavior any other time. We still have this male now, and have not seen him do it again. Note there were no other geckos in his cage at this time, and no bugs...so this behavior was not a display for a cage mate or the animal trying to inspect any prey.