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Amphibians Harmed By Ozone Exposure
New study finds ozone depletion could be a factor in amphibian population decline. [...]
Ancient Amphibians
Full-body imprints of ancient amphibians found in museum's fossil collection. [...]
Indigenous Water Frogs Threatened
Nonnative frog species may be pushing out indigenous ones. [...]
Breakthrough In The Killer Frog Fungus
Researchers announce they may have a cure for the deadly frog fungus. [...]
First Lungless Frog
Researchers discover lunglessness during dissection of frog. [...]
Bullfrog May Be Ohio’s Official Amphibian
Ohio bill to designate bullfrog as official state amphibian. [...]
Ancient Lizards Had Advanced Hearing
Fossils suggest that ancient lizards had advanced hearing. [...]
Popular Python Dies
Burmese python used as a teaching aid dies after 30-year career. [...]
Reptile Species Profiles
Snake Species Profiles...
Do you want to know more about a certain snake? Or are you thinking of adding a new pet to your collection? You can [...]
Feeding Reptiles Only One Type Of Insect
I have been unable to get my lizard to eat anything but large mealworms. He will not eat frozen or live pinkies or crickets. What's wrong with him? [...]
Wild Green Tree Pythons
Learn about the green tree python in its natural wild habitat. [...]
Python Feedings Video
Watch this video from SnakeBytes.TV to visually learn about feeding pythons. [...]
Snake Bacterial Skin Infection
How long do snake bacterial skin infections take to clear up? [...]
Reptile With Blisters On Its Underbelly
About a week ago my snake began the pre-shed process, and yesterday I noticed blisters. What are they? [...]
Snake Identification
How do I tell the difference between a reticulated and Burmese python? [...]
Blind Snakes
A herpkeeper finds a blind snake an eye-opening captive. [...]
Sulcata Tortoise Vitamin Deficiency
My sulcata tortoise does not move much, its eyes are always closed and its shell is soft. [...]
Cagle's Map Turtle
Everything you need to know about Cagle's map turtle (Graptemys caglei). [...]
