Hi guys, i keep and breed a wide range of snakes, mainly small and medium sized pythons and thought it interesting that many pythons have rear spurs near their cloaca at the point where the body stops and tail starts, and under x-ray show the reminence of hips and these spurs are the stumps of legs from previous generations of snakes
Surely good proof of evolution in action as python and boas are old world snakes and more primitive than many other species(well the heat sensing pits, dont seem that primitive :wink: )
just thought it was an interesting thing to point out(though its a very old point :wink: )
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