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Flickr group: pic of the day – plumed basilisk May 8 2008

The plumed basilisk (Basiliscus plumifrons) is a species of lizard native to South America. The male of the species has three crests on its head and body, the female has only one small crest on its head.

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Tags: crest, flickr, lizard, photograph, photography, plumed basilisk, reptile, south america, vertebrate

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Did you know? Hoatzin bird Sep 17 2007

Hoatzin birds are large, unusual-looking birds, with long, feathered crests, that inhabit the forest canopies of South America.

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Tags: bacteria, bird, crest, crop, ecuador, feather, hoatzin bird, plant, south america

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