In contrast to the anaconda and caiman, some of the most interesting herps in this region are also the smallest. [...]
There’s things American reptile keepers often take for granted, such as easy access to frozen rodents and other feeders. [...]
. War is hell, but sometimes it can be a hell of a good time, and those are the memories I choose to remember. [...]
In the 1990s, during the heyday of printed herp care publications in the U.S., Dick’s name was a staple on the bookshelves and in magazines. Together [...]
Though the teeming reefs of Komodo may be sparklingly rich, it is without a doubt that the star attraction of this region of Indonesia is the Komodo d [...]
Steven Johnson was out herping and recording video in Maryland for his YouTube channel when, while walking down a path, he was bitten by a copperhead [...]
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) and the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere are tracking eastern box turtles (Terrapene carolina carolina) in Na [...]
It is estimated that there are less than 5,000 Komodo dragons left in the wild, all in Indonesia's Komodo Island National Park. [...]
It took years for the author to finally see a timber rattlesnake while out herping. [...]
All over the world there are extraordinary Reptiles and Amphibians hiding among the unique habitats they exist in, but many of us will never see [...]
The habitats that reptiles and amphibians depend on are species specific and reliant on the adaptive ways of the animals. “Niches” are spe [...]
It took the author several decades to finally find his holy grail of herps, an eastern spadefoot toad. [...]
Spending 8 days in the rainforest yields a variety of herptiles. [...]
Researchers use these methods to look for reptiles in the wild. [...]
Take a ride along this famed Illinois road known for its awesome herp encounters. [...]
Snake Road is closed every spring to allow migrating reptiles and amphibians to safely cross without getting hit by vehicles. [...]
A professor and his colleagues seek to expand cobra research in Central Africa. [...]
A herper discusses his tuatara-centric visit to New Zealand. [...]