Expand Your Reptile Knowledge
Not only do Satanic Leaf Tailed Geckos have a unique name, they also have a unique appearance. Want to know more about the Satanic Leaf tailed Gecko (Uroplatus phantasticus)? Click the photo or title to go to the article and read more!
The Jackson’s chameleon is a chameleon where the males have three horns on their heads. Want to learn more about Jackson’s Chameleon (Trioceros Jacksonii)? Click the title, or the photo to keep reading!
The Thorny Devil (Moloch horridus) is a lizard from Australia that is covered in sharp, hard spikes. Want to learn more about this devilish lizard? Click the photo or the title to keep reading!
Welcome to another day of Halloween Week! Today we’re focusing on 10 spectacularly black reptiles, just like we promised in the article: 10 beautifully orange reptiles! Click the read more button to get straight to the list.
Welcome to another day of Halloween Week! Today we’re focusing on 10 beautifully orange reptiles. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s article which will be the black reptiles!
Galapagos Land Iguanas are a large, bright yellow land iguana that are a vulnerable species. Want to learn more about the Galapagos Land Iguana (Conolophus Subcristatus)? Click the banner or the title to keep reading!
Rubber Boas are a fascinating snake that got their name due the look of their scales. Want to learn more about the Rubber Boa (Charina Bottae)? Click the banner or the title to keep reading!
These beautiful green lizards are as fascinating as they are beautiful! Want to learn more about the Mexican Alligator Lizard (Abronia Graminea)? Click the read more button below to read the list and get learning!
Despite the fact that this reptile looks like a snake, it is actually a lizard with no legs! Want to learn more about the Slender Glass Lizard (Ophisaurus Attenuatus)? Click the read more button below to read the list and get learning!
This unique gecko shares a lot of characteristics with a cat, which is where they get their name! Want to learn more about the Cat Gecko (Aeluroscalabotes Felinus)? Then check out our article to learn more!