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Tuatara (Sphenodon punctatus)

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Juvenile Brothers Island tuatara

© John Cancalosi / Auscape International
Brothers Island tuatara, head detail

© John Marris / Natural Sciences Image Library
Brothers Island tuatara

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Brothers Island tuatara

© John Marris / Natural Sciences Image Library
Brothers Island tuatara

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Brothers Island tuatara

© John Marris / Natural Sciences Image Library
Brothers Island tuatara capturing insect prey

© John Marris / Natural Sciences Image Library
Brothers Island tuatara feeding on insect

© John Marris / Natural Sciences Image Library
Brothers Island tuatara feeding on insect

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Brothers Island tuatara feeding on beetle larvae

© John Marris / Natural Sciences Image Library
Brothers Island tuatara at entrance to burrow

© John Marris / Natural Sciences Image Library

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