Why it sucks to be born as a Tuatara
Being born a tuatara might sound cool at first — you’ve got ancient roots, a third eye, and a ticket to live over 100 years — but the reality is a bit rough. You're stuck on a few remote islands, your species mates so slowly scientists cheer when a baby shows up once a decade, and even with all that wisdom, you're still overshadowed by flashier animals. Despite surviving since the age of dinosaurs, the world barely knows you exist, and your claim to fame is looking like a confused lizard that accidentally time-traveled. Why it sucks to be born as a Tuatara
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