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Archive for January 28th, 2014


   Jan 28

Rocky sanctuary now a local lizard haven

By Herp News Hermann Frank is pleased lizards have a place they can call home in South Canterbury – but he has bigger plans in store. Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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   Jan 28

WVDNR Issues New Reptile and Amphibians Regulations

By Herp News SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va.—The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources revealed a new Reptile and Amphibian Regulations brochure. The brochure is available online and can be found on the WVDNR home Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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   Jan 28

Finding a heart for a herper

Can you help a long-time herper who needs a new heart? West coast herp photographer and kingnake.com community member Dave Northcott has been notably absent from his usual place at herp events and shows over the last two years, suffering from heart problems that have progressively worsened. Now Dave’s doctors have given him more bad […]

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   Jan 28

Over 2,500 wolves killed in U.S.’s lower 48 since 2011

By Herp News Hunters and trappers have killed 2,567 gray wolves in the U.S.’s lower 48 states since 2011, according to recent data. Gray wolves (Canis lupus) were protected by the Endangered Species Act (ESA) for nearly 40 years before being stripped of their protection status by a legislative rider in 2011. Last year total […]

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   Jan 28

Feral crèches: parenting in wild India

By Herp News The Wildlife Conservation Society-India has been camera trapping wild animals for over 20 years in the Western Ghats. The results reveal the most intimate, fascinating and sometimes comical insights into animal behavior and ecology. These mammals generally become secretive and protective during parenting, and therefore we seldom get to see little ones […]

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   Jan 28

Turtle Island Fiji Announces“Elope to Fiji” Contest Winner

By Herp News One Lucky Couple from New Zealand Has Won an All-Expense DREAM Wedding to Turtle Island (PRWeb January 28, 2014) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/01/prweb11528336.htm Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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   Jan 28

How to tell the difference between a baby and a snake

A good Samaritan in Brooklyn thought he’d found an abandoned baby in a duffel bag in a trash can. Turned out to be three boa constrictors. Maybe if New York City wasn’t such an inhospitable place for herps and other “non-fluffy” pets, things like this wouldn’t happen. The good news: A home is being sought […]

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   Jan 28

Tortoise Capital Advisors Announces Proposed Merger of Three MLP Closed-End Funds

By Herp News Tortoise Capital Advisors today announced the Board of Directors of Tortoise’s closed-end funds approved a proposal to merge three of Tortoise’s MLP closed-end funds: Tortoise Energy Infrastructure Corp. Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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   Jan 28

287 amphibian and reptile species in Peruvian park sets world record (photos)

By Herp News It’s official: Manu National Park in Peru has the highest diversity of reptiles and amphibians in the world. Surveys of the park, which extends from high Andean cloud forests down into the tropical rainforest of the Western Amazon, and its buffer zone turned up 155 amphibian and 132 reptile species, 16 more […]

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   Jan 28

Frankie Tortoise Tails – King of the Cardboard

If I haven’t said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times, sulcata tortoises don’t belong in the house. They are furniture-moving, wall-goring, floor-pooping, rug-peeing, shelf-toppling, bull-dozing menaces to interior human living spaces. ‘sit’s true. Still Frankie is a regular visitor if not season snow bird and winter resident in my house….with all previous mentioned […]

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