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How does the tongo lizard sleeps?
tongo lizards are weird
What continent is Tongo on?
It is nearest to Europe.
Where is Tongo in Ghana located?
Tongo, Ghana is a small town near the capital of Bolgatanga. Tongo is the capital of the Talensi-Nabdam district and is known for the its harvest and sowing fields.
Why does tongo speak french?
If you are referring to the town of Tongo in Ghana, they do not speak French in Tongo. If you are referring to the town of Tongo, in Sierra Leone, they also do not speak French.
How big are tongo lizards?
Tongo lizards are about 4cm at birth and 1 meter when it reaches adulthood.
When was Tongo Hamed Doumbia born?
Tongo Hamed Doumbia was born on 1989-08-06.
What is an odoromalasaurus?
What is an odoromalasurus?
What Continent is Tongo in?
there is no such thing as the tongo if you got it on homework it has been misspelled the Tonga is closest to the continent of austrailia
What do tongo lizards look like?
The Tongo Lizard is Green and Blue with red spots and a long tailThe tongo lizard comes in a wide variety of colours, including green, lime, yellow, blue and red. They have a rough and slimy skin texture.They have needle sharp claws used for gripping trees and swiping at humans and other animals which threaten them.They are approximately 4cm long at birth and can grow up to 1metre as they mature.Like crocodiles and dolphins, tongo lizards are practically dinosaurs, evolving from the Dilophosaurus.However they are now on the brink of extinction due to them being illegally hunted for their skin, which is made into handbags, belts and shoes.Because of their rarity and protected status, it is very difficult to get an updated image of a tongo lizard.Below in the related links there are two rare image of the Tongo Lizard.
How do you say Tonga in Esperanto?
Tongo
What is tongo lizard?
A tongo lizard is a creature who eats apples, bananas, grapes , chocolate , crisps, paper and also eats rainbows
What has the author Tongo Takebe written?
Tongo Takebe has written: 'Japanese family and society' -- subject(s): Family, History, Sociology
