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A. japonicus palm

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Strikingly similar to the palm of an human or an ape, wouldn't you say? Anybody care to read the lines and tell us what fate has in store for this warty behemoth?
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His lifeline says he'll live long and healthy in captivity. Other lines point to having thousands of children (hopefully!)

I'm just kidding, i have no idea. but that's a really spiffy pic, tim. every time you post, i get jealous
 
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Don't get jealous, get a camera
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But really, their feet and toes really are fascinating;

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Getting a camera still doesn't get me all the cool species you have. However, if I took up donations to enlarge my collection... Nah, I don't have the time or the finances right now.
 
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