Naledi (Balule) Webcams 2020
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Xenopus muelleri and X. laevis look very much alike and are both found in Limpopo, so it could be possibly also the endemic X. muelleri
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Geez, you're a fountain of knowledge, Klippie *takemyhatoff*
Thanks for that explanation
Thanks for that explanation
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They hang like that quite typically, Mello! (assuming it is in the water)
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Nice gymnogene shot!
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