Amphibians are often dismissed as low-tier animals when compared to reptiles, birds, or mammals. This video examines different amphibian species side by side, focusing on traits such as toxicity, ...

While dogs and cats remain the most popular pets, an increasing number of people are bringing reptiles and amphibians home. Generally hypoallergenic, quiet, clean and relatively undemanding, they’re ...

Reptiles and amphibians are an important and often times abundant part of forest communities. However, their presence in the woods are often overlooked. Learn about the biology, identification, and ...

Do you love snakes, frogs, turtles and lizards? Do you dream of having one of your own, but your mom says no because she heard somewhere that they can make you sick? Vet Alice Weiss helps explain why ...

Cedulie Benoit-Smith is a reporter with Community News Service, part of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program. When Jim Andrews began work on the Vermont Reptile and ...

Thirty-five species, representing seven amphibian families and five families of reptiles, occur in the Adirondack region. New York State distribution maps for these species can be found on the New ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — There are many reptiles and amphibians that call North Carolina home. While visiting some of these animals, I had questions. What do these cold-blooded animals do during the ...

The chameleon is a reptile and not an amphibian. They are a lizard species that belongs to the Reptilia class and is part of the suborder Iguania. Chameleons are described as old-world lizards that ...

Parasites infecting reptiles and amphibians represent a diverse and dynamic group of organisms that have evolved intricate life cycles and host‐interaction strategies. These haemoparasites, which ...

Exotic reptiles and amphibians are converging on the Pima County Fair’s Old Pueblo Hall for the 2024 Tucson Reptile and Amphibian Show and Sale. The 22nd annual event promises alligators, crocodiles, ...

$7 per person (non-member); $5 per person (Friends of Wehr member); Free for children ages 2 and under $5 parking fee applies to non-members Skip the line and buy your tickets now! Day-of registration ...