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Preview thumbnail for Tuatara are a rare reptile only found in NZ. They are known as "living dinosaurs" and "living fossils" as their primitive body structure suggest that they have changed very little in the past 220 million years - making them one of the oldest and most un-evolved species in the world. image
Tuatara are a rare reptile only found in NZ. They are known as "living dinosaurs" and "living fossils" as their primitive body structure suggest that they have changed very little in the past 220 million years - making them one of the oldest and most un-evolved species in the world.
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in New Zealand