Herpetology and Me

The Inside Story: Reptile ownership often begins with a baby Green Iguana

Monday, December 3, 2012

News Watch - National Geographic News Blog

 






Source:
News Watch - National Geographic News Blog


 LINK:
 http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/

Scrub Jay - A Second Home May Shore up Island Scrub Jay's Future

 
Island Scrub-Jay © Colin Woolley 


By Meghan Bartels
Conservationists often worry about species that have very small home ranges, like an island, because one event can easily affect the entire area. The island scrub-jay is a perfect example of this type of species—in fact, it's the only bird in the continental U.S. whose habitat is limited to a single island—and scientists want to make sure the bird has a long and healthy future.



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The World's Best Photos of channelislands and zoo - Flickr Hive Mind

 
 Lesser Antilles Iguana

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 Mission Golden-eyed Tree Frog

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 Golfoducean Poison-dart Frog




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 Strawberry Poison Dart Frog

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 Blue Poison-Dart Frog

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 European Green Lizard




http://www.flickr.com/photos/78429402@N00/4345845106







Fantastic source of pictures:
The World's Best Photos of channelislands and zoo - Flickr Hive Mind

LINK:
http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/channelislands,zoo/Interesting
 





 re mostly pretty ugly






Highly poisonous tree frogs are highly visible







Most of these are in danger of extinction






Source: http://www.greatorme.org.uk/Jersey2.html




Monitor Lizard

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Australian Reptile...