But who would have sex with this weird, scaly thing?
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Inset image shows the scaly details of a single footpad.
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Unfortunately, when they reproduce too quickly they make scaly scabs.
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The affected skin was slightly raised and a little scaly.
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Paleontologists think the ancestors of birds began with scaly feet.
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Most likely, according to Reisz, these dinosaurs had thin, scaly lips.
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There was a tangle of seaweed draped over his scaly biceps.
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A scaly demon was tethered on a chain like a pet.
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Its scaly body stretches around two feet long, tail not included.
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It's bituminous-black and scaly, like alligator skin that's been singed.
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This partial skeleton has scaly skin on its neck and other parts of its body, which the paleontologists used to deduce that maybe the whole dinosaur might have had a tough scaly exterior rather than feathers.
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Female scientists brought their scaly, science-y pride to social media Friday.
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In the series, Lawrence plays Mystique, a mutant with scaly blue skin.
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Raised patches of dry, scaly, itchy skin are a hallmark of psoriasis.
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And in California, scaly-breasted munias have been found feeding young whydahs.
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Press play, and you can help the cute scaly mammals fall in love.
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Scaly patches spread between my fingers and in the creases of my elbows.
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Pimple-like bumps, blisters, and raised, scaly patches that flake off can appear.
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As you can see, this slow-motion signature wave is decidedly more scaly.
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We see butterflies, a cranium's dome, and scaly skin of many dazzling hues.
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More likely it had thin, scaly lips like a Komodo dragon, Reisz believes.
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Dry, scaly skin can be kind of a nightmare no matter what the season.
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From nasty styes to scaly skin, see what ailments could be in your future.
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He has flippers instead of hands, a scaly back, and eyelids that operate vertically.
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It's got fur and paws like a squirrel's but has a scaly-bottomed tail.
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Slimy, Scaly, Taily Reptile Rescue also arrived at the home to recover the animal.
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It turned out that her son had eczema, leaving his skin scaly and oozing.
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A young man in his thirties had a scaly red rash on his face.
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Look at the way the big one holds the little one in its scaly arms.
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Turner's tattoo depicts a small scaly direwolf with the words "the pack survives" written underneath.
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Click through to see the products heralding the rise of the scaly, slithering, snakelike Swift.
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From this, Reisz concludes that dinosaur teeth would likely have been covered by scaly lips.
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Don't let a little scaly skin distract from how cute your new bathing suit is.
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Pangolins are scaly animals with the dubious distinction of being the world's most poached mammal.
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When done, the exterior was blotchy and scaly, and vaguely, but not really, fried-looking.
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The pangolin, a scaly anteater, is one of the most trafficked mammals in the world.
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The topography of my body transformed into a foreign mess of hives and scaly patches.
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Now, with the beach mere minutes away, he's determined to hunt down some scaly food.
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The woodcarvers, descendants of British mutineers on the Pitcairn Islands, signed the fishes' scaly flanks.
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Instead, eczema will look like rough areas of dry, scaly, or inflamed patches of skin.
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Since this scaly surprise emerged mid-flight, the plane was given priority landing at its destination.
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But for some firefighters in Texas, no victim is too scary, or too scaly, to rescue.
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It's a reminder that all animals, no matter how scaly, deserve a chance to be saved.
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These scaly beings rained supreme for over 270 million years until the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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The couple and their boys were surprised that the snakes do not feel slimy or scaly.
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There is a scaly, gravelly band around its neck that is raised in a grid pattern.
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The one on his face was red, raised and scaly, with little spots of dried pus.
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I love its subtle fresh scent and lightweight formula that nourishes scaly areas without drenching them.
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There were other areas of scaly, deep red skin on both her arms, but nowhere else.
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The creatures, which look like scaly anteaters, are the most trafficked nonhuman animals in the world.
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These scaly, flappy sacks live on five islands in Indonesia, eating basically whatever the hell they want.
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This scaly skin, delicately painted by evolution, is part of what makes encounters with them so memorable.
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To kill a dragon on Game of Thrones, one must be able to pierce its scaly skin.
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That animal could be the pangolin, a scaly, nocturnal mammal with a tongue longer than its body.
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Jimmy scores the deep purple eggplants so thoroughly and intricately they end up looking like scaly snakes.
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Big, scaly dogs roam around in packs, while jellyfish / crab hybrids scuttle around in search of food.
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Ringworm is a fungal infection that causes a red, scaly rash, often in a ring-shaped pattern.
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If the stratum corneum gets too dry, the skin can become itchy, scaly, inflamed, leathery and unattractive.
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Researchers suspect that pangolins, also called scaly anteaters, may have passed the virus from bats to humans.
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Ms. Findlay has ichthyosisform erythroderma, a condition that affects the skin, leaving it red and sometimes scaly.
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In 2015, the FDA rejected it as a treatment for a scaly skin condition called plaque psoriasis.
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In truth, I still cringe sometimes at the sight of my scaly hands and bright red face.
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They climb the ankylosaurus's scaly back like a staircase, or ride a pteranodon like a flying horse.
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Eczema, also called atopic dermatitis, can lead to scaly, itchy rashes that keep kids up at night.
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You're slightly more prone to a condition where you can get scaly lesions after extreme sun exposure.
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Once he started the twice-monthly injections, the scaly lesions on his skin had practically melted away.
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By 1998, the cancer had progressed to tumors, with scaly, itchy splotches spreading all over her body.
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But where next for these newcomers, enamored by that game's Slimes and other slithery and scaly scares?
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As we were squinting, the dragons were cutting through the sky — and putting their scaly lives in danger.
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Among animal lovers, the urge to anthropomorphize our four-legged, furry, scaly, and/or winged friends is strong.
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In Carmichael's world, the monsters are just as human, if not more human, than the less scaly characters.
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I had found something scaly on my scalp a few weeks before that bled when I scratched it.
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Besides, movie versions of most other dinosaurs, including velociraptors, have teeth covered by scaly lips, Reisz pointed out.
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Luckily, there are heroes that care about the wellbeing of our scaly friends, like this Reddit user's father.
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But finally, Rafsanjani and his colleagues were able to create just the right scaly skins to mimic snakes.
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Then I put a smartwatch back on my wrist, and the rash reared its red, scaly head again.
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Plaque psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes raised, red, scaly patches to appear on the skin.
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Cold War-era sci-fi offered a dispiriting menu of extraterrestrial avatars: supersonic birds, scaly monsters, gelatinous blobs.
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Snakes and scaly lizards split from the archosaur before turtles and lack the red oil on their retinas.
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The scaly beast is followed by another, and then a third crocodile flops headfirst through the broken glass.
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In other words, the days of little green men and giant scaly monsters in alien movies are over.
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It may have originated from a bat or an illegally trafficked scaly mammal called a pangolin — or both.
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Custom Pet Pillows, from $29.99Who wouldn't want a pillow of their favorite furry — or scaly, or feathery — friend?
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So imagine their surprise when a beautiful scaly (and very alive) specimen was spotted shuffling around the island.
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This October, get your furry (or scaly) friend into the Halloween spirit with a costume of their own!
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The scaly skin is easy to make, and it saves engineers the pain of making actuators to enable movement.
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The disorder, characterized by raised, scaly skin patches, can be associated with other conditions, including diabetes and heart disease.
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They're got a thick layer of scaly black armor, which probably offers protection against the occasional molten magma shower.
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Scaly pangolins, elephants and rhinos are facing extinction as poachers hunt more of them down for parts and meat.
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These cells accumulate on the skin, causing scaly, red patches, which can range from relatively mild to very severe.
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The mold features a sleeping dragon nestled around three scaly dragon eggs and is available in a copper finish.
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They also looked at other related species—like Albertosaurus, Daspletosaurus, Gorgosaurus and Tarbosaurus—and the specimens were all scaly.
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Naturally, the hot-ass fish man inspired a legion of doting fans, all swooning over his smoking, scaly bod.
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In these, my sister and I grin into the camera, hair knotted, our cheeks red and scaly with windburn.
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Pangolins, a type of scaly anteater, are believed to be the most frequently illegally trafficked mammal in the world.
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The scaly stowaway eventually got sick of hiding, bit the man who brought him on and escaped into the cabin.
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The pangolin, the world's only scaly mammal, may be the link that facilitated the spread of the coronavirus across China.
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The concept: putting weird, gooey, scaly, scary, sting-y, bitey creatures on camera as Peterson marvels at and explains them.
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They provide rescue hotlines, and send trained volunteers to pick up and transport the scaly patients to facilities for care.
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The scaly creature, currently featured in an animated doodle game, is the most poached and trafficked mammal in the world.
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Foster, who's from Louisiana, told KTRK he had to do a double take when he first noticed his scaly visitor.
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Clearly, these animals were not exactly the large, scaly raptors that share the same name in the Jurassic Park franchise.
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Psoriasis is a skin condition which causes red, scaly patches across the skin — most commonly on the elbows and knees.
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Several product cocktails that just might help you buckle down on bacne or put a stop to dry, scaly legs.
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While the image of a scaly, reptilian dinosaur persists in popular culture, scientists now believe that many dinosaurs had feathers.
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The pangolin's defense mechanism against predators -- rolling itself into a scaly ball -- unfortunately makes it easy prey for human hunters.
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If you're not fond of scaly creatures, this baby African house snake named Donut might not be your ideal pet.
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I find this ideal for when my lips are scaly and cracked, as they need extra shielding against the elements.
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It's not like I haven't been reminded — just about every masseuse that's rubbed me down has commented on my scaly skin.
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Even so, the names of strange-looking creatures, scaly and fuzzy, monstrous and adorable alike, don't exactly roll off the tongue.
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Sticky crust formed all over my scalp, scaly patches extended down my neck, spreading behind my ears, erupting between my fingers.
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The latest one, created by scientists at Harvard University, uses artificial scaly skins to move forward — kind of like a snake.
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Their scaly talons are strong and tough enough to seize most consumer-grade drones without injury from the blades, he said.
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We are able, briefly, to forget the scaly intent, the cold-skinned slither a hundred yards away in the tropical ravine.
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" She continued, "Clinically, the hands can become red, rough, scaly, dry, cracked, and fissured (where small cuts appear in the skin).
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According to Horner, Spielberg purposefully chose to depict most of his dinosaurs as scaly and grey, brown, or green in color.
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Pangolins, the world's only scaly mammal, are protected animals but are illegally trafficked in large numbers, with some species are critically endangered.
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If he succeeds, and the scaly beasties still prove loyal to their mum, Daenerys will be back on top in no time.
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And while Oz may battle against the fish, he feels a tremendous respect for his scaly opponents and their ability to survive.
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Like the team of Antarctic scientists who came across vast expanses of the bizarre, scaly ice in the Ross Sea last week.
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As an infant, he often faced health problems such as rashes or scaly patches on his skin, but no one knew why.
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The moviegoing public seemed to just kind of accept the fact that Sally Hawkins's character was courting a giant, scaly river monster.
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Her long hair is gone—not cut short but completely absent—and her skin is a covered in a black, scaly coating.
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In the winter, all I have to do is wake up and touch my scaly, pasty cheeks to know that I should moisturize.
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In the post-credits scene, Nick Fury and Maria Hill are driving together when they both shapeshift into green, scaly, pointy-eared aliens.
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Besides lung damage, it can lead to memory loss, irritability or depression, kidney failure, tremors or numbness, and discolored, peeling or scaly skin.
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But Zeichner suggests those with dry, scaly, and dull skin treat the symptoms with more than just skin mists alone — particularly post-party.
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Bursting forth organically and covered with a scaly texture, these dynamic sculptures balance vine-like tentacles and vibrant florals from a static position.
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The takeaway: Facebook, Twitter, microchipping and pet-detective efforts have changed the way we venture in search of furry, feathered and scaly friends.
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Stelara was already approved to treat adults with the condition, a chronic, autoimmune inflammatory disorder that causes inflamed, scaly, sometimes painful skin patches.
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We all complain about dry, scaly skin in the winter, but when you deal with eczema, you know the true meaning of dry.
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"Lepers," as they were called—noxiously equating the person with the disease—could be distinguished by their scaly, dark-toned, disfiguring skin lesions.
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The only other snail in its family that relied on chemical-converting bacteria was an armadillo-esque mollusk called the scaly-foot gastropod.
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Clustered on islands in the small, green space's peaceful ponds, they still appear impressive, towering with scaly details or lurking in the water.
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In footage screened exclusively for Hall H, Aquaman is shown in a version of his classic scaly orange-and-green costume from the comics.
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The drug is approved in the United States to treat the skin condition scaly plaque psoriasis and a type of arthritis associated with psoriasis.
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As Brock stands up, the scaly black skin covers his body and envelops his head into the familiar menacing face of the anti-hero.
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"(This) shows without question that T. rex had scaly skin," Phil Bell, a paleontologist at Australia's University of New England, told The Washington Post.
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The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp is said to be a scaly reptile creature that lurks in the town of Bishopville, South Carolina.
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Here, it's rough and scaly, and here, it's smooth and hard as bone And it's turning even as we try to make it out.
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It looked as if the lizard's skin were a flat canvas, as opposed to a scaly one with ridges and valleys, Dr. Milinkovitch thought.
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Sapp has been fishing forever ... and has showcased a bunch of massive, scaly creatures he's caught ... so Moss and Deion might be in trouble.
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Thirty subjects with scaly, itchy scalps applied honey diluted with 10 percent warm water every other day, leaving it in for 3 hours each time.
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"A naturalistic furry animal takes more time and resources to create using computer effects than a fantastical scaly dragon,"James Hibberd wrote in Entertainment Weekly.
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Cradle cap Being a parent of a newborn is stressful enough; imagine looking down and seeing thick scaly patches on your baby's tiny, delicate head.
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But as Scandal star Katie Lowes publically shared, sufferers don't just battle physical symptoms, but also a strong social stigma that comes with scaly skin.
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"Speculations on how they got here vary, but the green iguana is a serious problem," says Tennant about the scaly-tailed enemy of the state.
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Not just rhinos, but some types of tiger, bear, alligator, sea turtle, water buffalo, scaly anteater, manta ray, musk deer and others are at risk.
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Okay, so we know that next week will be the first time Jon Snow comes properly face-to-face with one of Daenerys' scaly steeds.
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As the title suggests, the conceit is that when we humans are away, our furry, scaly, feathered companions get up to all kinds of mischief.
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Including the scaly tail, the deep brown, robust rodent can be a foot and a half long, and can weigh as much as a pineapple.
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Someone had told him that geographic tongue was a sign of psoriasis, but psoriasis typically causes a scaly skin rash, and he'd never had that.
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The animals' birdlike features are on full display, rather than being muted as with those ubiquitous—and outdated—scaly versions running wild in popular culture.
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Nearly 30 years later, Castnet is a highly respected mudbug institution, teeming with fresh scaly and shelled creatures—both raw and cooked—available for takeout.
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The fossil record has long revealed not scaly beasts, as sometimes pictured, but fuzzy pterosaurs enrobed in fluffy coats made of tiny structures called pycnofibers.
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The pangolin, a scaly, armadillolike creature with a narrow snout and coveted meat, has been said to be the most trafficked mammal in the world.
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The story revolves around Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard's characters journeying to a dino park to save the scaly beasts from an evil corporation.
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The pangolin — a scaly, bug-eating, cat-sized anteater — may soon gain a higher level of protection as conservationists race to save the mammal from extinction.
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It must be stealing words from the briny jars in her mind, unspoken and unspeakable—because how could a scaly demon-rat know the verb "predecease"?
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It possessed a scaly face, a mouth full of pointy teeth and one particularly dangerous toe claw, and probably hunted small mammals, lizards, birds and fish.
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Like our own hair, these strands are scaly, while the rhino's are smooth, so they used lithium bromide to chemically etch away horsehair's rough outer layer.
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Snuffling around one day, you run into a cat-size, scaly, big-eyed reptile that looks not unlike a crocodile found later in the 21st century.
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For about a month, local officials allow "python hunters" to tramp around 1.6 million acres of swamp and sawgrass to catch and humanely kill the scaly menace.
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RashesThe most common external reaction to stem from allergies: contact dermatitis, which manifests as red, itchy, scaly rashes when a product comes in contact with your skin.
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Stress, anxiety, and similar emotional states can trigger or worsen a wide range of skin conditions, from acne to hair-thinning alopecia, to scaly psoriasis, research shows.
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Just like modern mammals, our scaly, toothy forebears had a monopoly on the large-bodied ecological niches of the day: big plant-eaters, big omnivores, big carnivores.
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Intriguingly, another recently discovered virus, from the pangolin, a scaly anteater, is less like SARS-CoV-2 overall, but does have a strongly similar receptor binding domain.
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But you know that the scaly, slimy creatures are going to turn up eventually, and when they do, they spend a good amount of time in Tokyo.
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People crowded around, staring at the piles of this unusually large, scaly fruit that emerges, in awesome abundance, from the jungle at a certain time each year.
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The rendering of the rabbit-ear antenna and the scaly texture of the green paint draw attention to the surface of the canvas rather than the woman.
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Story at a glance A scaly animal that is one of Asia's most illegally trafficked mammals may have spread the coronavirus to humans, according to a Chinese university.
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He recounts his desires when he was younger to have a dragon of his own to them and in the process seemingly makes friends with the scaly beasts.
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Crocodiles have exposed teeth, much like a "Jurassic Park" predator, while monitor lizards have teeth concealed behind scaly lips, similar to the movie version of velociraptors, he said.
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There exists an obscure genre of porn in which an actor dressed in a mass-market sea monster costume has his slimy, scaly way with terrorized female performers.
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For what seems like forever, I have struggled with dark eye circles, discoloration from freckles/sun damage, and dry skin manifesting in the form of scaly, deep pores.
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The snap turtle that keeps trying to get in on the excitement, and doesn't seem in the least bit concerned by the scaly monster swimming next to it.
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Australian company Geeky Sex Toys have released AquaMoan, a silicone dildo which features a scaly texture and curves reminiscent of the Justice League hero, played by Jason Momoa.
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The field of paleontology is changing so quickly that the old and cherished ideas of T. rex as a big, scaly monster are quickly going out the window.
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Over the next two days, the areas that were still scaly had sloughed off too and I had texturally smoother and more velvety looking skin by day five.
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Researchers suspect that civets, pigs, snakes, or possibly pangolins — scaly nocturnal mammals often poached for the keratin in their scales — were a likely host for the new coronavirus.
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At first villagers feared the roaring sound of the crashing ice and imagined the ridge was the scaly back of a dragon living in the lake's watery depths.
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Traditionally, doctors have thought of acne as a chronic skin condition, like psoriasis, with its signature scaly rash, or rosacea, which causes redness and bumps on the face.
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Yep, it's basically the two things I loved as a kid, Transformers and the scaly side of prehistory, smashed into each other before an engrossing sci-fi setting. Brilliant.
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It's especially clutch in the winter when you're dealing with scaly skin and dry flaky patches that never seem to go away no matter how much moisturizer you use.
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Milk PeelsTypically when we book an appointment for a peel or attempt one at home, we cushion in some time to hide our red, scaly faces from the world.
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As this scaly hero, you can only get so far—those narrow passageways will remain a mystery until your curse takes another turn, and you become a mouse... man.
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Those with psoriasis - an autoimmune disorder that causes red, scaly skin patches - had a 5.5-fold higher risk of sexual dysfunction than people without the condition, the analysis found.
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These creatures are a bit like a sea cow or manatee — and definitely not a beautiful nude woman with the scaly, shimmering lower body of a particularly glamorous fish.
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Technically a scaly anteater, pangolin species are found across Asia and Africa; some classified by the IUCN as endangered and critically endangered, in the case of Malaysia's Sunda pangolin.
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Horse hairs had a scaly layer that was absent from those of the rhino, but the researchers were able to strip this away with a solution of lithium bromide.
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The deep sea is filled with scaly and gelatinous creatures feasting on each other — and now we have an unprecedented view into this cannibalistic all-you-can-eat buffet.
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They were unrelated to today's four groups of gliding mammals: flying squirrels in North America and Asia; Africa's scaly-tailed gliders; Australia's marsupial sugar gliders; and Southeast Asia's colugos.
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Images of Dany's scaly children burning men alive are perfectly suited to the pseudo-misandrist, "men are trash" discourse that has permeated pop culture feminism for the past decade.
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I feel like the [scaly egg] is a defining characteristic of these dragons that pretty much separates them from all the other reptiles that exist in the real world.
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This is Square Enix simply showing off some of the assets you'll see in its end product—come the full game, Noctis won't suddenly transform into a scaly reptile.
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Doug Jones, the actor who played the fish man himself, isn't too happy with the new dildo based on his character's scaly peen, he told the Wrap this week.
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I prefer using Lip Pop as a primer for lipstick, which I can now wear in the winter since scaly patches and dryness are a thing of the past.
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The bars were full, ships in the harbor shimmered with a scaly bounty, and life was a contented pastiche of French habits, from fresh morning croissants to nightly digestifs.
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Jar Jar Binks is an insipid scaly rabbit-frog who never needed to exist, and porgs are a mostly plot-irrelevant bit of filler designed to mask puffin infiltration.
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They were all in different stages of healing — some discrete and dark; others with only the white scaly remnant covering a barely visible lesion on a red, shiny base.
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Jeannie Nguyen's home is full of precious, expensive things, all of them rooted in dirt: the spidery tendrils of a philodendron tortum, the scaly leaves of a piper parmatum.
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The following three hours were spent walking around a Queens neighborhood, confused and developing a gross scaly rash all over my face (apparently a side effect from the shock).
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She's been open on social media about struggling with the skin condition which causes red, scaly patches usually on the legs, elbows and lower back and are caused by genetics.
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But if there's one thing that unites reptile lovers, it's the feeling of being overjoyed when in close proximity to scaly creatures that don't want anything to do with you.
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Beyond the aforementioned Deadshot and Harley, the group's more visually colorful members include the sword-wielding Katana (Karen Fukuhara) and Killer Croc (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje), a scaly-skinned meta-human.
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The whole range is both delicious-smelling and ultra-nourishing, meaning you can have a moment's bliss while getting your slightly scaly parts ready for a night on the town.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Italian fashion label Fendi played with textures in its Haute Couture collection in Paris on Wednesday, overlaying see-through bodices with fur trimmings and creating shimmering, scaly skirts.
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Psoriasis, which affects about 7.5 million people in the United States, is a chronic autoimmune disorder affecting the skin, leading to red scaly patches that are often itchy and painful.
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The Lexington, Massachusetts-based company is also evaluating the drug in Sjogren-Larsson Syndrome, a rare genetic condition characterized by dry, scaly skin, as well as eye and neurological problems.
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Other reported sightings of the town's infamous Lizard Man have described him as a dark, scaly creature with a tail, or an alligator with a short nose and long legs.
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The video is Noname's take on a Godzilla attacking her hometown of Chicago, only this time the oversized figure is a young black boy instead of a green scaly monster.
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Sometimes the spots can look scaly and they might burn, says Julie E. Russak, a New York City-based dermatologist and assistant clinical professor at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine.
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I relaxed my throat and sang louder, steadying the soprano notes of a Vivaldi fugue as they rose on a column of air and thrummed through my slightly scaly lips.
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But William slays it and slices off its giant, scaly green hand, which he packs up and carries with him — along with a big black magnetic rock — to the Great Wall.
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Aside from developing "the indescribable bond of maternal love" (as Wada put it) with your dragon, you can even eventually ride soar through the skies with your scaly, four-legged child.
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Buying something from one of these nine companies means you'll not only get a great product, but you'll be giving to a great (fuzzy, scaly, and everything in between) cause, too.
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When Kim Kardashian first found out she had psoriasis, a condition in which skin cells build up and form itchy, dry patches, she thought the scaly bumps would end her career.
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Gork's idea of clever is to refer repeatedly to his "scaly green ass," when he's not ogling every "juicy dragonette," especially the "luscious tail" of Runcita, the she-dragon he fancies.
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I've created dozens of new characters in Skyrim, from hardy Nords to scaly Argonians, and every time I've had grand ideas about who and what this character is going to be.
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But even now, a mention of the Tyrannosaurus rex brings to mind (for many of us, at least) the brown-green, scaly monster that roars like a lion in that film.
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Unlike the Guillermo del Toro-esque creature from the Upside Down, the Demogorgon is described by Dungeons & Dragons as a beast with two baboon heads, scaly skin, and tentacles instead of arms.
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The six-month-old scaly anteater foraged on a hillside, building up strength in a tiny step for a global campaign to save one of the world&aposs most heavily trafficked mammals.
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Your Tesla Model S may go from zero to 60 mph in under three seconds, but this scaly pipsqueak can achieve the same delta-v in one three hundredth of that time.
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Next, I see some massive, bipedal creatures off in the distance; one looks a bit like a giant teddy bear, only with a beak, scaly skin, and sprouts of feathers for eyelashes.
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About 95 million years ago, a bus-size and scaly-skinned sauropod dinosaur with a long tail and even longer neck lumbered across what is now Queensland, Australia, a new study finds.
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Tank cleaning is just as simple as always: scoop your scaly friend into a separate cup, remove the tank from the wall, and rinse and scrub it just as you would normally.
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Psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis are related, but not everyone who has the red, scaly skin patches associated with psoriasis will develop the more severe psoriatic arthritis associated with joint swelling and pain.
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"Love Me, Love Me, Say That You Love Me"If you were wondering when Jorah was going to tell Daenerys that he is slowly turning gray and scaly, well this is it.
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In the coming adventure video game Sea of Solitude, the main character — a young woman named Kay — navigates a partly submerged city as she faces a multitude of red-eyed scaly creatures.
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What's more, dermatitis and sensitivity — including dry, cracked, red, scaly, and inflamed skin — can also come into play, especially if your alcohol percentage is too high or you're not regularly using moisturizer.
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So begins "Of Government," Alex Borinsky's seriously shaggy (scaly?) fish story of a play, which is enacted by a delightful all-female ensemble of odd women out, and directed by Jeremy Bloom.
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Game of Thrones fans might also get a kick out of the fantastically-detailed dragon shower head, so you can imagine one of Dany's scaly kids spewing hot water all over you.
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As some people at the table stared, unsure how to begin, one had already unceremoniously torn off the fish's head and was blissfully feasting on a length of jawbone, scaly skin dangling.
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Unfortunately for those who suffer from psoriasis, a skin condition marked by thick, scaly patches of skin that might appear all over the body, stress and psoriasis can be a vicious cycle.
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This new study shows that the presence of certain Neanderthal genetic variants is associated with the development of actinic kerastoses — a condition where exposure to the Sun causes patches of dry, scaly skin.
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Unable to keep up, the skin cells multiply at a rapid pace and leave an excess of raised red, white, or silvery patches on the skin that are often itchy, flaky, or scaly.
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Flight attendants began to report rashes and eye irritation, and documented hives, blisters, and scaly patches, according to a 2012 National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) report looking into the issue.
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When I asked the panel of curators why they thought feathered dinosaurs have not caught on in popular media, paleontologist Mark Norell speculated that it might be because the scaly versions seem scarier.
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And then there are the last-minute getaway opportunities that leave you looking at your scaly skin and chipped nail polish and wondering what the hell you can do in little to no time.
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Or more precisely, for reasons left delightfully unexplained, that whenever she steps into a playground sandbox in her generic American hometown, a giant scaly lizard appears in Seoul and does a lot of damage.
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Their scaly souvenir earns the attentions of bilingual commander Lin Maje (Jing Tian), and some wary respect; how have these foreigners managed to come so close to a creature that has never been captured alive?
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The trailer starts out with Salazar's narration and the reveal of a young Jack Sparrow, who apparently stole everything from Salazar before leaving him to grow scaly and resentful, much like Davy Jones (Bill Nighy).
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"Combining cold, dry winter weather with lack of sleep and heavy drinking can lead to an impaired skin barrier, with dryness, scaling, and inflammation — and the skin may look dull, scaly, and itch," he says.
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If you want scaly, lizard-like limbs and a squirrel's head, hey, that works — and you can adjust the size of each limb to, say, make the head cartoonishly big and the legs cartoonishly small.
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I have shed the serpentine skin of my past life, the scaly opaqueness of my former self left to rot in the winter sun, and I have emerged anew, pink, and screaming, damp but alive.
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In Namibia, investigators told me that criminal networks are plundering animals, like colonies of brilliantly hued carmine bee eaters and families of pangolin, the scaly anteater that is the most trafficked mammal on the planet.
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Kim has been open about her psoriasis battle since she was first diagnosed, and frequently shares photos to social media of the red, scaly patches that pop up on her legs, elbows, lower back and face.
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Sebuck lived in Florida for 18 years and spent the past 17 years in South Carolina, so she&aposs used to seeing the scaly reptiles — but she admits she had never seen anything quite like this.
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Feathered friends: Dinosaur discoveries No scaly monster McKellar said the creature would have had a whip-like tail like a mouse but covered with contour feathers similar to those that give shape and color to birds.
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In another image, a scaly red creature with a horn on top of its head is placed in the right hand corner and looks as though it is tearing into the fabric of the canvas itself.
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National Geographic published a video in 2008 about rattlesnake fucking, and in it, the host notes that two competing male snakes stretch themselves out, Exeggutor style, to see whose scaly body is longer for domination reasons.
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Much like Wakanda, Black Panther's hidden nation, Atlantis has prospered separately from the world at large, resulting in a technologically advanced metropolis complete with skyscrapers made out of shimmery bubbles, scaly fish submarines and underwater highways.
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Who knows, maybe some brave men and women of the North tried to cajole the beasts into battle once upon a time, or hitch a ride through the swamps of the Neck on their scaly backs.
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In online Chinese forums, customers can buy everything from African rhino horn to live young pangolins, also known as scaly anteaters, and the powdered horn of saiga, an endangered type of antelope found in Europe and Asia.
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"The more we see these feathered dinosaurs and how widespread the feathers are, things like a scaly velociraptor seem less and less likely and they've become a lot more bird like in the overall view," he said.
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To make it easier to treat your pets to their favorite products, at a discount, we scoured Amazon and rounded up the best deals for cats, dogs and the other furry/feathered/scaly friends in your life.
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Previous research had found such Neanderthal DNA to be especially common near parts of the genome associated with illnesses like depression, heart disease and seborrheic keratosis, a complaint in which scaly lumps form on a sufferer's skin.
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And this March, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences decided to bestow the film industry's highest honor to a movie predominantly about the sexual connection between a scaly, web-toed sea creature and Sally Hawkins.
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However, you should be careful to only use the Aztec Clay Mask for the recommended 5-10 minutes if you have delicate skin, and be prepared to feel the mask become scaly and tight on your face.
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Inspired by his love of ancient Chinese bronzes, especially those of the Shang dynasty, Mr. Yao said he had digitized ancient dragon and cloud patterns for the scaly surface of the "thick stroke" portion of the building.
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HONG KONG — Singapore has discovered more than 14 tons of pangolin scales in what conservation specialists called the largest such seizure of a single shipment worldwide, highlighting the stubbornness of the illegal trade of the scaly anteater.
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Although we passionately believe that every day is National Pet Day, today actually is National Pet Day (according to the National Today authorities) — and we are MF ready to celebrate it with our furry, scaly, and feathery friends.
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"We are Venom," Tom Hardy's anti-hero rasps in a deep voice in the first look of the scaly Spider-Man villain in footage shown on Monday at CinemaCon, a trade convention for theater owners, in Las Vegas.
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Although the T. Rex did end up stomping around San Diego at the end of The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997), this is the first time that our scaly friends have really made the U.S. mainland their home.
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Contrary to the scaly, pony-sized movie monsters that were recently reprised in Jurassic World, real raptors rocked intricate feathered plumages that may have been used for eye-catching displays similar to their extremely close relatives: modern birds.
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From Guillermo del Toro, this lavish love story between a mute cleaning woman, played by Sally Hawkins, and a scaly amphibian man, played by Doug Jones, is part of a grand tradition of human-monster cinematic bodice rippers.
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In the search for the animal source or sources of the epidemic in China, the latest candidate is the pangolin, an endangered, scaly, ant-eating mammal that is imported in huge numbers to Chinese markets for food and medicine.
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The discovery: Scientists found fossilized, scaly skin on the T. rex and other tyrannosaur species in North America and Asia, a strong challenge to the idea that T. rex w was covered in feathers like some of its ancestors.
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The other two are endangered and all four African species of pangolin were classed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature when all commercial trade in pangolins, also known as scaly anteaters, was banned in 2016.
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The outside of the silicone T. Rex is finished with a scaly skin-like texture, and the ridges inside its mouth, while not exactly anatomically-accurate, provide extra grip for taking down prey like a pan of chocolate chip cookies.
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The only statement I could imagine being made by such a sprinkling would be that among the white, human people; the tall furry people; the lumpy, scaly people; the tentacled people, etc, were brown, human people; black human people, etc.
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The red, scaly patches, which tend to appear on the legs, elbows and lower back and are caused by genetics, first began flaring up on the lower half of Kardashian West's body, but have since begun creeping up to her face.
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Nestled in the foliage by the water is a curious relic from the Crystal Palace Exhibition which gives the Crystal Palace Park its name: a herd of concrete dinosaurs, lazing with gaping jaws, and standing scaly and proud by the trees.
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In the search for the animal source or sources of the coronavirus epidemic in China, the latest candidate is the pangolin, an endangered, scaly, ant-eating mammal that is imported in huge numbers to Chinese markets for food and medicine.
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A third fruit, aguaje, yellow with a brown scaly peel, also contains an enormous amount of vitamin C as well as beta-carotene, but has been gaining fame for a more whimsical reason: It's rumored to help women grow larger backsides.
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Since the early days of her reality-TV fame, Kim Kardashian West has been incredibly forthcoming about not only having psoriasis, but also her fight to soothe the rashes and scaly patches that flare up as a result of the chronic skin condition.
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In light of her most recent flare-up — which she shared on a recent Instagram story of a morning selfie with red, scaly patches visible on her face — we set out to examine all the treatments she's been public about trying out.
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Worldwide, an estimated ten billion tons of scaly and tentacled critters make the daily trek from the ocean's mesopelagic zone—200 to 1,000 meters beneath the surface—to the phytoplankton-rich surface, moving at night to avoid the prying eyes of hungry predators.
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With his crippled, birdlike limbs and patches of scaly skin, he had as his only blessing, it seemed, exceptionally devoted parents who cared for him, night and day, all 20 years of his life and who were devastated when he died in March.
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Instead of staring into the Instagram void and all the depressing crap you'll find there, stare into the eyes of these scaly beacons of joy, who look as happy as we can only hope to feel with our cold and jaded human hearts.
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Staying on top of dry skin before it gets chapped and irritated — or worse, triggers eczema or scaly dry patches — is half the battle, so our beauty team has already started making body-care swaps in anticipation of freezing temps and dry office heat.
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Of course, Euron's forces could certainly attack Theon and Yara without the help of Dragonbinder or Dany's scaly kids — it certainly seems doubtful that any soldiers would be running onto a boat that's the target of dragonfire, no matter who they're trying to save.
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The fungus may cause small areas of hair loss in your pet (or it may not cause any symptoms at all), but it can cause red, itchy spots with a scaly ring around them on your scalp, feet, groin, and other parts of your body.
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There will be blood, in the most abstract way, but the Oscar-nominated Vigalondo (Timecrimes, Extraterrestrial) is less interested in the literal havoc his scaly behemoths wreak on thousands of unsuspecting Koreans than the emotional wreckage of his messed-up humans back in New York.
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But restaurants at Kings Romans still offered expensive plates of bear paw, pangolin (an endangered scaly mammal) and sautéed tiger meat, which can be paired with tiger wine, a grain-based concoction in which the cats' penises, bones or entire skeletons are soaked for months.
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Two studies done in newborns with relatives suffering from atopic dermatitis, the most common form of eczema, showed that rubbing moisturizer into their skin daily lowered their risk of developing the itchy, dry, scaly patches on their heads, arms and legs that characterize the disease.
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Found only in Asia and Africa, the largely solitary and nocturnal pangolin, or "scaly anteater", is in high demand in countries like China and Vietnam, with their meat considered a delicacy and their scales used in folk remedies for ailments such as asthma, rheumatism and arthritis.
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Artists even drew inspiration from representations of flora and fauna in natural history books, adapting the style of those field drawings for these new depictions: fungus that appears on skin, in some instances, resembles lichen; scaly psoriasis is sometimes softly colored, crawling on skin like plant tendrils.
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I've been all across Africa and I've never seen so many crocs, sunbathing their scaly selves on the beach, slithering around in the sediment-rich, chocolate-milk-colored water and waiting until the last possible instant to slowly sink away before our skiff bumped into them.
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Only a handful of children have been diagnosed with the coronavirus — and experts have a few guesses as to whyEverything we know about the pangolin — the scaly mammal that may have spread the coronavirus to humansMore than 1,700 healthcare workers in Wuhan have gotten the coronavirus.
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Genetic analyses have come up short of pinpointing the culprit so far, but among the prime suspects is the pangolin, a long-snouted, scaly, ant-eating mammal virtually unknown in the West but widely prized in China as a delicacy and for its purported medicinal virtues.
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Although there are a few hints as to the identity of the monster hiding in the Chamber, the main focus of Rowling's clues in this book is Ginny — the character we eventually discover has been possessed by Riddle's diary and forced to unleash Slytherin's scaly beast.
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In recent years, however, as her career faded, she found herself with a new lease on entertainment life, in demand by monster movie fans seeking autographs, memorabilia (including lurid posters of her in the scaly arms of the creature) and stories of her black lagoon adventure.
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Guillermo del Toro, the greatest monster movie director alive, seemed to be making a similar case in "The Shape of Water," a film widely described as a romance, with the lovers being a mysterious scaly beast and a woman played with terrific sensitivity by Sally Hawkins.
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I also had a very good time playing Farpoint, a first-person (naturally) shooter set on a hostile alien planet, the demo for which had me firing bullets, shells, missiles, and grenades at scary, scaly beasts that crawled out of the Mars-like surface through which I was advancing.
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Founded in the late 13th century and still home to many Buddhist monks, the complex is best known for its bell-shaped, 14th-century stone pagoda — reached by stone stairs lined with scaly beasts — and rock caverns filled with Buddha statues and figurines in the niches and alcoves.
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While the images of hob-goblins and scaly chimeras in Graven Images are playful reminders of how we once perceived our world, other early depictions are more thought-provoking, revealing societal values buried beneath the layers of time that are less fun to remember, but no less important.
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If you've ever cheered because you've perfectly avoided an unfair, arena-covering attack in a Souls game, then you'll be jumping out of your seat when you skillfully sidestep the titanic lunge of some scaly titan, only to pivot on the spot and crack it right in its ugly, dumbfounded face.
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Each area of the body has special needs, so we asked the experts how to treat winter skin from head to toe: cure dry scalps, soothe irritated eyelids, fight face flakes, heal chapped lips, get rid of cracks on our hands, smooth scaly elbows and knees, and soften crusty feet.
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Based on today's teaser, where Owen (Chris Pratt) gives a good chin scratch to a tinysaurus, we can conclude that despite the four previous films where playing with dinosaurs led to death and horror, the film's characters still haven't learned that it's a bad idea to treat dinosaurs like a scaly house cat.
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If you're not sure where you fall on the spectrum, know that there's a difference between the normal kind of dry skin, the type that just feels tight and uncomfortable right when you get out of the shower or for the entire month of January, and raised, scaly patches that seem impervious to moisturizer.
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Celebrities talking about their psoriasis has become increasingly common — in recent years, Kim Kardashian, La La Anthony, Cyndi Lauper and Stacy London are among those who have spoken out about the pain and embarrassment they've felt while dealing with the painful skin condition (which is an immune system reaction that can cause itchy, scaly rashes and patches).
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The zoo, in retrospect, seems like the perfect place to learn that if you're going to outgrow your old self anyway, you may as well learn to value alien experience, to not recoil from new sensations, and to respond with supple curiosity, not rigid fear, when some scaly or feathered gift crawls into your open palm.
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Among these were the manticore (head of a man, body of a lion, spiky tail), the lamia (head of a man, breasts of a woman, body of a scaly cow), and the Scythian lamb (like a regular lamb, except it grows out of a stalk in the ground)—but also, arrestingly, the antelope and the pelican.
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The fluffy subject of his "Untitled (HDY 203)" (ink on paper, 2015) resembles some kind of bulbous plant slowly opening its protective husk to reveal an exotic, scaly core, while the jewel-like encrustations at the heart of "Untitled (HDY 0315)" (ink on paper, 2015) appear to swipe at the heavens with a right hook — or spill out from a tornado's blustery cone.
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If you've been waiting for a sign that it's time to finally dig through your makeup bag and toss those sad-looking tubes, now's the perfect time — and if you want to take your goodwill to the next level, Appalachian Wildlife Refuge also has an extensive wishlist of items they need to keep their furry (and scaly) patients on the up and up.
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A significant aspect of Gouthière's gilt bronze work is that it wasn't gold molding, but intended to give the appearance of that purity, which the artist was so skilled at suggesting in his scaly details of serpents writhing above Chinese garden seats repurposed as vases in 1782, or the chased stippling of feathers on two swans on a pair of 1770s vases.
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The process — which, as writer Amanda Fortini notes, leaves wood ''bituminous-black and scaly, like alligator skin that's been singed'' — is thought to have been developed to secure rice and grain storehouses, but has been recently discovered by American and European designers, who are entranced by its slightly spooky inkiness, and by the pleasing paradox of making something fire-retardant by setting it aflame.
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