Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
Not positive, but I think you may have seen this pic before.
It's still the Waldoiest pic I have. I still can't believe how much he's grown since then!
Can You Spot Our Type Of Waldo?
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It's still the Waldoiest pic I have. I still can't believe how much he's grown since then!
AmandaS
Retired Moderator
Not positive, but I think you may have seen this pic before.
It's still the Waldoiest pic I have. I still can't believe how much he's grown since then!
Yes, I have. And it took me a LONG time to find him. Hahaha
Shanar808
Avid Member
I see a few things that could be something or just my imagination lol. Please post the answer or my OCD will be thinking about this all week.
AmandaS
Retired Moderator
I see a few things that could be something or just my imagination lol. Please post the answer or my OCD will be thinking about this all week.
In the corn plant on the right, his little eye is poking out above a leaf.
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
I see a few things that could be something or just my imagination lol. Please post the answer or my OCD will be thinking about this all week.
Teenage Herpetologist
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Try to find this one.
AmandaS
Retired Moderator
Soooo cute!
AmandaS
Retired Moderator
This one is a trick, you just posted a photo of the ground. Hahaha
No, seriously, I have no idea.
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
Too easy! I looked into getting one (horned lizard), but most species live on diets of one species or another of ants.
IMO, one of the coolest looking is the thorny devil (I think we've discussed those before), but they're virtually impossible to get legally. I would vet any prospective source carefully.
https://www.reptilesmagazine.com/herp-queries-can-i-keep-a-thorny-devil/
IMO, one of the coolest looking is the thorny devil (I think we've discussed those before), but they're virtually impossible to get legally. I would vet any prospective source carefully.
https://www.reptilesmagazine.com/herp-queries-can-i-keep-a-thorny-devil/
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
One advantage(?) of failing/poor eyesight is that I can see a lot of things that could be a lot of things.
Teenage Herpetologist
Avid Member
I FOUND IT. In the middle of the leaves, there is a snake. Look closely.
Teenage Herpetologist
Avid Member
I can't figure out how to put a circle around it.
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
You have to copy the pic and paste it into a drawing app./utility, like Powerpoint, Paint, Corel....
Add the circle, group everything, then copy/paste it back to a post.
Others may have other methods.
Teenage Herpetologist
Avid Member
Ok
Teenage Herpetologist
Avid Member
This isn't a reptile, but it is extremely well camouflaged. It took me about 30 minutes to notice it.
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
Did you know you were looking for something? It took me about 10 seconds, but I had that advantage, and we've done this a few times now.
OTOH, I still don't see the snake.
OTOH, I still don't see the snake.
AmandaS
Retired Moderator
Same!Did you know you were looking for something? It took me about 10 seconds, but I had that advantage, and we've done this a few times now.
OTOH, I still don't see the snake.
Teenage Herpetologist
Avid Member
I did know that I was looking for something, but I just couldn't notice it. Look right in the middle of the leaf litter. Maybe zoom it in.
