Endotracheal intubation of an Australian water dragonNotice how a finger is used to gently push between the mandibles towards up and out, before attempting to intubate the trachea. This allows to gently move the glottis and simplify intubation. I am finishing my lectures for next week Advanced Endoscopy Course and I made sure to include a whole hour on evidence-based analgesia and anesthesia in reptiles. Just to make sure that these scaly friends get the proper pain management 🐉👌🏼#intubation

There are dragon in our oceans... Amongst the kelp of Australia's Great Southern Reef, leafy seadragons hide away. 🌊 Come spring, these stunning dragons start their breeding rituals. Just like seahorses, the male leafy seadragons carry its mate's eggs. Except they don't have a pouch like their seahorse cousins. Male leafy seadragons instead carry up to 250 eggs at a time on a brood patch under their tails. Four to six weeks later, the eggs hatch and begin rapidly growing. Adults can reach an im

A wild water dragon steals the show! 😂 #australiazoo | Australia Zoo