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Check out these gross little lizard snake things, apparently the tiniest of their kind. The snake (herein named Professor Scales, in honour of T-Rex's tiny friend) was discovered in Barbados by Blair Hedges, an evolutionary biologist, who co-discovered the lizard in 2001.
Squirmy!
From here, via BoingBoing.
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