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Looks like a snake, moves like a snake, but has four legs.

Photo taken on my driveway next to the garden hose.

About 8" long

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The locals don't know what it is either!

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came across something similar "walking the few yards between 2 canals" on a golf course. It was only about a foot long and had very developed legs, so it could really walk, freaking missing link looking thing!

I admired it for a few minutes with my golfing friend.

when we were finished the caddy caught it and put in a bag.

later I saw they made larb for lunch with it.

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We have something like this in aussie, and we call it a legless lizard, but never seen one in thailand.

Not to be confused with the legless lounge lizard, endemic to many countries including Thailand. wink.png

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We have something like this in aussie, and we call it a legless lizard, but never seen one in thailand.

Check out the bars in Phuket....many legless Aussies there.

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We have something like this in aussie, and we call it a legless lizard, but never seen one in thailand.

Not a legless lizard as ..........ITS GOT LEGS. In England nearly 60 years ago we often caught Slow Worms , no legs but not snakes.

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