The Small, Slow Tuatara is Top Predator in its Ecosystem🦎 Into The Wild New Zealand

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The lethargic Tuatara’s diet is mostly made up of invertebrates. But their metabolism is so slow that they’re fine if they don't make a kill for a while–one meal can last them for a long time.

From: Into the Wild New Zealand

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