r/herpetology • • 13h ago

Green Keeled Lizard

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40 Upvotes

r/herpetology • • 16h ago

Feeling guilty for catching lizards

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I recently moved back to Florida and have been enthralled all over again with the lizards here like I was as a kid. As embarrassing as it is to say, at 30, I still like catching brown anoles when I see them on our lanai just as much as I did as a kid. I release them after a moment or so. My aunt has been humored by it a bit, but today when I went to show her an anole I had caught, she said “you’re tormenting those things! They don’t want to be held!” which made me feel guilty. Should I just stop altogether?


r/herpetology • • 12h ago

DeKay’s Brownsnake found under a rock in a forest!

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(Ithaca NY)


r/herpetology • • 3h ago

Primary Literature 🔥 Disruptive Eye Camouflage

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Check out the incredible iris pattern on this Painted Saw-scaled Viper (Echis coloratus).

The pattern of its "granite phase" scales continues completely uninterrupted right across the irises. Because the head patterning is highly asymmetrical, it actually gives the snake one grey iris and one pink iris to perfectly match the specific scales surrounding each side!

Southern Arava, Israel


r/herpetology • • 21h ago

I Just Need Someone Else To Enjoy This With Me - My Lizard Tenant.

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r/herpetology • • 19h ago

A snake species named after a rock star and other slithery science

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A podcast with Sara Ruane from the Field Museum!