Panther Chameleons carefully regulate exposure to sunlight in accordance with their Vitamin D3 levels, states an article published in the May/June issue of Physiological and Biochemical Zoology. Read more….
I believe there is no better way to truly observe the natural behaviors of reptiles than to provide large, naturalistic enclosures outdoors. Read more….
According to a new study from the University of Missouri, certain female tree frogs may be remarkably attuned to the songs of mates who share the same number of chromosomes as they do. Read more….
A small fish crawling on stumpy limbs from a shrinking desert pond is an icon of can-do spirit, emblematic of a leading theory for the evolutionary transition between fish and amphibians. Read more….
Woodlands, rainforests, brushy grasslands, overgrown fields, swamps, riversides, farms and towns are all utilized, and it is established in several large cities, including Bangkok and Singapore. Read more….
Researchers from Macquarie University and Parks Australia have discovered that families comprised of a breeding pair and several generations of offspring cooperatively build complex tunnel systems. Read more….
Although no frog can be classified as “easy” to breed in captivity, the Chinese or Oriental Fire-Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis) is at least “reliable”. Read more…
Few snakes can match their gorgeous coloration, and an arboreal lifestyle adds an interesting twist to typical python care. Read more….
Among the most interesting amphibians that one can keep, and very hardy to boot. Read more….
It is estimated that over 6,000 sea turtles of 5 species, along with 82,000+ birds, 26,000+ marine mammals and untold numbers of other creatures, were impacted by the Gulf Oil Spill. Read more….
Young African Clawed Frogs are being colored with industrial dyes and sold as short-lived “novelties”. Read more….
Praying Mantid Egg cases, are a useful but under-appreciated resource for those who keep small insectivorous pets. Read more…
