16Frog: Where’s the glow?
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This is a transparent glass frog which is considered a new species. The skin is so transparent that you can even see her organs and the fact that she is pregnant too. Glass frogs are a rare breed and exist in the forests of Central America.
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17Squirrels: I have to eat for two!
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Now hats a lovely looking squirrel that is healthy and pregnant. Squirrels depending on their species, take up to 45 days to gestate after which about 3 to 4 hairless rat type babies will be born. This mama seems to know that she is supposed to eat.
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18Giraffe: This whole thing is a mission impossible
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As the tallest land animal in the world, Giraffes really need to have strong legs to carry their weight and imagine when one is pregnant; life truly becomes a mission impossible. Giraffes will gestate for 15 months after which one baby will be born.
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19Yes snakes can get pregnant
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Obviously, they can or else who will they give babies. Snakes actually reproduce either of two ways, by giving live birth or laying eggs. They will either lay their eggs in a safe place or carry them till the young are ready to come out.
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20Lizards: I’m just a fat crawler
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Believe it or not Australian lizards suffer horrible pregnancies where they have to hold really big infants without swelling or extra body space. It’s the equivalent of a woman giving birth to a seven-year-old child. However, this is an image of a gecko who lays eggs every 15-22 days over a five-month period.
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