The five-lined skink has an unusually nurturing presence for a lizard parent… This clip is from Life in Cold Blood (2008), narrated by David Attenborough. #Lizard #DavidAttenborough #FiveLinedSkink Best of Earth Science: http://bit.ly/EarthLabOriginals Best of BBC Earth: http://bit.ly/TheBestOfBBCEarthVideos This is a channel from BBC Studios who help fund new BBC programmes. Service information and feedback: http://bbcworldwide.com/vod-feedback--contact-details.aspx
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Our lord is he who give everything its form and then guided it.
The robbin must eat the lizards babies to feed her cheeks
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Lizards 🦎 eggs and 🐍 snakes eggs in my outside
That’s a cute little lizard mom 🥹
Title: The Way This Lizard Looks After Her Eggs May Surprise You Lizard: Eats babies after birth. "Mmm. Mm! Now that's some good home cooking right there."
those eggs look big compared to the lizard. hmmmm
Fantastic video, really appreciate your effort!
This was very informative, appreciate it.
That bright blue tail in baby skinks—is it mainly a predator distraction signal, or could it also act as a social cue between siblings right after hatching?
That blue tail is gorgeous
The narrator being the most og player in the server I still love him
Whoa - this reptile turns its eggs around???? I thought reptile eggs need to lie still after being laid? Because the embryo attaches to the wall instead of being suspended by two filaments as in bird eggs. And if you turn the egg, the little one would drown! I'm very confused.
1998 Zilla film in a nutshell.
Nature is so cool.
Didn’t expect this kind of behavior from a lizard. Nature always has exceptions to what we assume.
i am a dinosaur lover but i like the video of how the mother lizard is taking care of the eggs even other reptiles even dinosaurs know how to take care of their eggs
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I skink therefor I am
im impressed how she managed to store so many large eggs in her body!