First submitted | April 11, 2018 |
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Phylogenetic classification groups all organisms into nested categories and if one of your ancestors was something, you are also that thing. In phylogenetics an organism can never give birth to something that is not what it is, no matter how many generations pass. So... because dinosaurs evolved from reptiles, dinosaurs are reptiles. Because birds evolved from dinosaurs, birds are dinosaurs. But humans are also technically reptiles with this system, and both birds and humans are technically fish.
Also missed skink, didnt know that word, will look it up what it is in my language and if I know it then.. and I forgot stegosarus... Which I do know, but it has been quite some time since I looked at dinosaaurs.
I got it by guessing common snake names (the movie Anaconda).
I googled "spot snake", but the spotted house snake takes top billing.
It looks like it may have smooth scales/live near water. And is large/girthy/probably a constrictor.
I guess people would be familiar with the large constrictors. And know that a python looks more like a rattlesnake pattern. But a boa looks like a python too.