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Diplocaulus

Diplocaulus is from the same family as Diploceraspis, apparently both of got extinct millions of years ago, I don't know where the pic was taken or what's the deal with it...I just wanna share...I am from a giving nature...()
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Re: Diplocaulus

I think this one is known as Hammerhead Salamander, but it looks practically the same as the "Diplos" I found on wiki... feel free to research as much as you want, I am tired right now...gotta go...
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Re: Diplocaulus

first result i got when searching said this picture is widely believed to be a hoax, and was taken in 2004.


I've seen the pic before but never knew what it was
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