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Reptilia Topic Update

© Vickie Ferguson

I would like to take this opportunity to thank each of you who has subscribed to and visited the topic, Reptilia, and to let you know your continued interest is very much appreciated.

If you haven't had a chance to stop by the site recently, you may not be aware that the topic has been recently retired and while no new content is currently being submitted at this time, all previous articles and links will remain in tact and accessible.

Currently Suite101 has over 650 active topics in multiple categories and with so many unique topics to choose from, I thought I would take a moment and suggest another topic or two that may be of interest to you.

If you're interested in or searching for information on extinct retile species or ancient species still among us today, you will find Beverly Eschberger's topic, Paleontology, full of interesting facts and tidbits. Please visit her welcome page at http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/pale... and travel to the distant past where Giant Sloth's and Stegosaurs roamed the earth. An informative article about Crocodile Hunting, is located at http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/pale... and for a look at a very interesting species that lived millions of years ago, Beverly's Champsosaur article (crocodile-like reptile) is located at, http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/pale...

A visit to the garden is where Barbara Martin's article, Ack! Ack! Snake, will take you as she shares her backyard adventure. Barbara's humorous article is located at, http://www.suite101.com/article/cfm/cott...

We have had many Contributing Editors over the years that have willingly shared their topic passion as well as their expertise at Suite101. While many have remained and continue to bring us an abundance of fact and fiction, many have moved on in their respective careers. While those editors are no longer with us on a daily basis, their archived content and links still remain and provides a wealth of knowledge and research information to be tapped. While some topics are easily found, others may be in a category you would never think of! For example, did you know that by doing a search on Amazing Animal Facts that you'll find numerous articles filled with little known facts about a variety of animals?

Thank you for visiting this topic and I hope you enjoy the new sites I've suggested and that you will take advantage of the hundreds of archived articles available.

If you have any questions or comments regarding this topic or are interested in applying as a Contributing Editor, please feel free to email me at veesuite@suite101.com.

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