r/herpetology • u/Phylogenizer • May 26 '17
r/herpetology • u/Background_Play_7227 • 2h ago
Grumpy pants bit me for rescuing them from the dogs .
10/10
Edit for location:
Shawnee County Kansas, USA
r/herpetology • u/aliasizzy • 1h ago
Road cruising the panhandle again today looking for coral snakes and we found this little guy. First for me!
r/herpetology • u/Jocks_Strapped • 1d ago
we helped a lot of banded watersnakes off the road but one was a Florida Green Watersnake and a corn snake and a couple chameleons
edit: we drove to Key West but went herping as we passed through
r/herpetology • u/aliasizzy • 1d ago
Looking for coral snakes in the panhandle and I find this guy!
r/herpetology • u/wilturtlelover • 23h ago
r/herpetology • u/Outrageous-Drink3869 • 1d ago
Was up arround london ontario and saw it sunning itself in the dirt.
Idk i always thought they were the kinda neet how small they are
r/herpetology • u/throwaway42200j • 8h ago
r/herpetology • u/jerrycan-cola • 1d ago
[northern VA, USA]
r/herpetology • u/vertrilli0n • 2d ago
Never seen one irl and this guy just showed up!
r/herpetology • u/karstopography • 2d ago
Southeast Texas is the location. This species of snake is common around here as are these particular frogs. Unfortunate frog in this instance.
r/herpetology • u/Go_Your_OwnWay • 3d ago
r/herpetology • u/Go_Your_OwnWay • 3d ago
r/herpetology • u/Metapup420 • 3d ago
This Spring Salamander and the two frogs were found by flipping rocks in a small stream in a forest, I replaced the rocks exactly how I found them. (Ithaca NY)
r/herpetology • u/aliasizzy • 3d ago
I’m in Florida roughy 30 minutes west of Tallahassee and I’m trying to find a coral snake to photograph. I have found well over 30 snake species in Florida but I can never seem to flip any coral snakes. Does anyone have some secret sauce that maybe I should be doing instead of my current approach?
r/herpetology • u/Impressive_Pen_2264 • 4d ago
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Accidentally picked up this baby eastern slow worm while collecting dead leaves for my millipedes. Immediately released and I changed the spot to not to disturb him anymore. Saw another baby a few meters away, so they were probably born nearby. (Finland)
r/herpetology • u/Stampyisthecutestdog • 4d ago
r/herpetology • u/DueVillage9198 • 4d ago
Doesn't look consensual
r/herpetology • u/target_of_the_night • 4d ago
Perth, WA
Wasn't too fond of me picking him up 😅
r/herpetology • u/Maximum-Light9512 • 5d ago
r/herpetology • u/Laneb1098 • 6d ago
SE TEXAS, USA
r/herpetology • u/DarthCarno28 • 6d ago
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Considering I saw this while visiting a paranormal museum I was wondering if this was supposed to be there.
