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Wanted Looking for Rhineura floridana "Florida Worm Lizards"

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Looking for 12-25+ Rhineura floridana "Florida Worm Lizards" juvs to adults.

Habitat: Sandy areas, primarily in high pine and broadleaf hammock areas.

Range North and Central Florida.

A burrower, it lives underground searching for earthworms and termites. It is sometimes seen at the surface after heavy rains have saturated the soil or cultivation has disrupted its burrow. Mockingbirds occasionally unearth a worm lizard while searching for earthworms.
 
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