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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission held a green iguana (Iguana iguana) collection event this past weekend to enable residents of the Sunshine State to safely bring in cold stunned iguanas to various Florida FWC offices, without having to obtain a permit to possess the invasive reptiles. The Florida FWC issued an


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A man in Providence, Rhode Island was shoveling snow out of his driveway when he uncovered a tegu lizard (Salvator sp.) that was trying to crawl out of 20 inches of snow, according to a post on the New England Wildlife Center’s Facebook pag...


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Researchers with the Department of Research, Conservation and Collections, Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, AZ, Chiricahua Desert Museum, Rodeo, NM, and the Illinois Natural History Survey, University of Illinois, Champaign have published a paper detailing how the western diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox) disperses seeds that are in the gut of seed-eating rodents....


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About five years ago, I wrote about an experience I had at a national reptile expo. Very few people know what I look like, because my mug shot has never been featured with this column. (I keep telling Russ Case, REPTILES’ editor, that my picture should be on every cover, but he hasn’t bought into that idea). As a result, I was able to mingle and engage many people in...


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Walk any reptile expo floor and you’ll see hundreds of bearded dragons of varying colors and textures. Many breeders work with bearded dragons, which today is generally considered the best beginner lizard. This is due to its gentle personality, willingness to be handled and not-too-fussy appetite. Give bearded dragons enough warmth and the proper enclosure and they’ll usually...


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