Frankie has brought together three of my favorite topics: Frankie (of course), poop and mushrooms. Patience please if you haven’t read all 470 Frankie Tails and don’t know that poop is a favorite subject. Most pet owners are not fond of their pet’s poops. If you own a sulcata tortoise, poop is not an avoided […]
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Jun 10
Jun 10
Conservationists appeal to donors after mystery kills 134,252 saiga
By Herp News The good news: conservationists believe that whatever killed off over a hundred thousand saiga in Kazakhstan in less than a month has abetted. The bad news: the final death tally is 134,252 saiga or around half the population of an animal already considered Critically Endangered. Given the dire situation, conservationists are now […]
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A cute juvenile Indian bullfrog from Western Ghats
After toiling for many days, a thought stuck to my mind to take a break from my schedule and go herping to one of my favorite scenic beauties of India, where you find flora and fauna as a paradise on earth. This amazing place is known as Western Ghats of India, which has rich vegetation […]
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Change.org petition asks green iguana be declared domesticated
Do you support this petition calling for the green iguana to be designated a domesticated animal? From change.org: Having this designation would afford them many advantages such as the protection under the humane laws that dogs and cats already enjoy. It would raise public awareness and education about the Green Iguana and that would give […]
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Herp Photo of the Day: Elongated tortoise
A little “smile” to brighten your day from this lovely elongated tortoise in our herp photo of the day, uploaded by kingsnake.com user TylerStewart! Be sure to tell TylerStewart you liked it here! Upload your own reptile and amphibian photos photos at gallery.kingsnake.com, and you could see them featured here! …read more Read more here: […]
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