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Lizzie Wade

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Journalist for @NewsfromScience, covering archaeology. Writing about apocalypses for @harperbooks. Twitter minimalist. she/her. Newsletter: lizzie.substack.com
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La víbora que salva montañas

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By Lizzie Wade Verified, Jack A. Devlin
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
IdiomacatalàDeutschEnglishespañoleuskarafrançaisgalegoitalianoportuguêsromână
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Nádherný křovinář se stal symbolem boje o mlžné lesy Hondurasu

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By Lizzie Wade Verified
| nationalgeographic.cz
Za chladné zimní noci se herpetolog Tasman Ezra připojil k malé skupince milovníků plazů, kteří se rozešli mlžným horským lesem v západním Hondurasu a napjatě hledali ohroženého hada, kvůli němuž se sešli. Měli vysoké gumáky a silné čelovky, jejichž světlo prořezávalo mlhu. Prohledávali mechem porostlé kmeny a vlhké listy pod nohama. Zemí procházela studená fronta. Dvě noci po sobě se jim hledaného hada najít nepodařilo.
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Searching for one of the world’s most beautiful snakes

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By Lizzie Wade Verified, Jack A. Devlin
| National Geographic Verified
On a chilly winter night, herpetologist Tasman Ezra joined a small group of reptile lovers as they spread out through a misty cloud forest in western Honduras, anxiously searching for the endangered snake that had brought them together. They wore knee-high rubber boots and scanned the mossy trunks and damp leaves around them with high-powered headlamps that cut through the fog. The country was in the midst of a cold front, and for two nights running they hadn’t found their prize.
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