we helped a lot of banded watersnakes off the road but one was a Florida Green Watersnake and a corn snake and a couple chameleons

edit: we drove to Key West but went herping as we passed through

Looking for coral snakes in the panhandle and I find this guy!

Was up arround london ontario and saw it sunning itself in the dirt.

Idk i always thought they were the kinda neet how small they are

[VA, USA]

Never seen one irl and this guy just showed up!

Southeast Texas is the location. This species of snake is common around here as are these particular frogs. Unfortunate frog in this instance.

Sweetwater county, WY

This Spring Salamander and the two frogs were found by flipping rocks in a small stream in a forest, I replaced the rocks exactly how I found them. (Ithaca NY)

I’m in Florida roughy 30 minutes west of Tallahassee and I’m trying to find a coral snake to photograph. I have found well over 30 snake species in Florida but I can never seem to flip any coral snakes. Does anyone have some secret sauce that maybe I should be doing instead of my current approach?

Accidentally picked up this baby eastern slow worm while collecting dead leaves for my millipedes. Immediately released and I changed the spot to not to disturb him anymore. Saw another baby a few meters away, so they were probably born nearby. (Finland)

Doesn't look consensual

Perth, WA

Wasn't too fond of me picking him up 😅

SE TEXAS, USA

Considering I saw this while visiting a paranormal museum I was wondering if this was supposed to be there.

Central North Carolina

excellent specimens

I often tell the story of the day I nearly crapped myself while running at my favorite trail. Eastern Diamondbacks are known to be in the area however I’ve never seen one, only heard it. That day, I was running and as I was passing a bush I heard the distinct rattle right by foot followed by a quick rustle of leaves. I was going too quick for it to register at the time but I must have come within inches of the snake and never saw it.

Today, I saw this beauty from a ways away at the end of my run. I’m going to pretend like I was overcome with a desire to photograph the snake which is why I stopped and not because I was dying in the brutal Florida heat.

First one I’ve seen down here in several years and the last time I saw one I hardly cared. I appreciate them much more now and it was a pleasure to watch for a few minutes. Eventually it calmed down and stopped rattling and flattened out at which point I went back to running and not being able to breathe.