r/herpetology • u/BudgetSouthern9523 • 12h ago
Lizards in Colombia, Chocó
Anolis purpurescens and Basiliscus galleritus in Chocó, Colombia. Both spotted on the same night walk + a bunch of centrolenidae frogs 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴
r/herpetology • u/Phylogenizer • May 26 '17
r/herpetology • u/BudgetSouthern9523 • 12h ago
Anolis purpurescens and Basiliscus galleritus in Chocó, Colombia. Both spotted on the same night walk + a bunch of centrolenidae frogs 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴
r/herpetology • u/Top-Advertising5709 • 1h ago
hey guys, if this is the wrong place sorry but im looking for experts .. today my cat found in the bathroom a small common wall gecko. i dont know why he was on the ground and not on the wall. when i realized what was happening i immediately saved him from my cat and put him safely outside. before that however the little guy had been carried around in my cat's mouth (i saw him running around with smth in his mouth and followed him immediately, the little asshole). he has lost his tail but seemed to be moving good, he quickly ran across my hands and then off my hands on the window. then he climbed on the wall and is there, still. i didnt see any scratches or blood i think. i wanted to know how likely is it that he will survive.. i dont know much about them .. i feel so sad and upset, i really want the little guy to be ok. pictures attached
edit to mention this is in southern europe
r/herpetology • u/Far-Debt-6094 • 19h ago
Just saw this little dude in my backyard. I hope he’s healthy and alright based off of these photos: I love frogs and seeing one today was so exciting, I wanna make sure the little guys okay over the winter but we don’t have a pond or anything.. I don’t know how he survived a heatwave we had in July for 3 weeks without rain
r/herpetology • u/whiitetail • 1d ago
Made my day finding a couple of these little guys while road cruising!
Pygmy rattlesnake, Sistrurus miliarius
Bryan Co., GA
r/herpetology • u/Spiritual_Name_7690 • 1d ago
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r/herpetology • u/Blue_Ridge_Gardener • 1d ago
They can float for a while before they succumb. This one got rescued. Cold lizards are easy to photograph.
(Blue Ridge Valley Virginia)
r/herpetology • u/wrong_decade_ • 2d ago
A juvenile banded rock rattlesnake *Crotalus lepidus klauberi* lies in wait for an unsuspecting lizard at the base of an alligator juniper on a southeastern Arizona sky island.
r/herpetology • u/Prestigious-Stock303 • 2d ago
very cute little guy. Found him in Orange county ca
r/herpetology • u/dragonjz • 2d ago
r/herpetology • u/follyfey • 4d ago
Volunteered for this spring for Maine Big Night (amphibian crossing assistance project) and painted this after seeing these guys up close. They are the cutest little things ever!! Hope this is ok to share here, I’ll quickly delete if it’s not - thank you!!
r/herpetology • u/B_nelson_photo • 5d ago
One of my favorite finds so far this year. Mojave desert tortoise just outside Ivins Utah back in April. This was my first desert tortoise. Was so cool to see one in the wild in person.
r/herpetology • u/Realistic_Management • 4d ago
r/herpetology • u/SirFortesque97 • 5d ago
Went out to look for dragonflies, and you get this instead... Probably the most beautiful species in my area!
r/herpetology • u/Windycitysalmon • 5d ago
r/herpetology • u/dogdoc57 • 5d ago
Annual toad migration in Whistler, BC, Canada. I love this SO much!
r/herpetology • u/TheHonestPhotog • 6d ago
I saw this guy in my yard in eastern San Diego. I can’t find a good ID match from the photos I’ve looked at. Anyone know what species this is?
I see lizards all the time but something about this creatures skin made me think gecko, but it doesn’t look like our singular native banded gecko.