“I appreciate you guys and the truck looks freaking amazing. Everywhere we go, people are taking pictures. This is gonna be great.”
The lizard has been deployed.
@LizardLickPC gave Southern Arizona a giant green reptile on wheels, and apparently people cannot stop taking pictures of it. Which is ideal, because if your business is called Lizard Lick, subtlety was never really on the table.
Family-owned. No long-term contracts. Extremely photographable lizard.
Big thanks to our Wrapmate Pro, Radius Sign & Banner, for bringing this beautiful little menace to life.
#Wrapmate #LizardLick #ArizonaBusiness #PestControl #VehicleWrap
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Content like this is why we pay our internet bills – A Thread 🧵
1 . Baby bear, saved from a fire, won’t leave the man who became his hero, Proof that animals never forget acts of kindness 🥹❤️
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Replying to @AMAZlNGNATURE
Orca Meets A Little Baby xitter.cf/videoarsiviniz/status/…
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When a bear family wants to cool down in your pool, you let them!😅🐻🥰
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This is an uninterrupted minute of Maruay the rescued tiger with his beloved ball
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That spider wasted NO time showing that wasp wassup 😭😭
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Giving a praying mantis a drink on a hot day
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Bugs. They're scaly, they're squishy, and some are even fluffy. Inspired by @Pixar's A Bug's Life, get ready to uncover the stories of these courageous crawlers in #ARealBugsLife, an original series streaming January 24 on @DisneyPlus.
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Arthropod Photo of the Week: February 14, 2024
Ant
Crematogaster scutellaris
Hymenoptera: Formicidae
By Ángel Plata, Valencia, Spain
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ALT Closeup of the face of an ant, peering over a brown blurry surface in the foreground, all against a black background. The ant is rusty brown in color, its mandibles, eyes, and antennae darker than the rest of its head. Fine short yellowish hairs are thinly dispersed across the surface of its body parts.
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Arthropod Photo of the Week: December 20, 2023
Flatid planthopper nymph
Flatida sp.
Hemiptera: Flatidae
By Alfred Daniel J (@danieljalfred1), Midreshet Ben-Gurion, Israel
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ALT Closeup of a small insect on a brown dirt or rock surface. The insect has a small head and dome-shaped thorax, while its abdomen features a wild array of long fine white hairs and long thicker white growths. The insect’s body appears covered in a white powdery substance, except for black spots and stripes on its thorax.

















