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The largest living common death adder (Acanthophis cerastinus) ever recorded, measuring nearly twice the average size of a common death adder, at 110cm in length has been living at the Australian Reptile park for the past nine years.

Death adders, one of the most venomous snakes in Australia, typically measure 42cm for males and 55cm for females. Shazza, exceeds...


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A reptile calming kit that is designed to calm reptiles has won an award at the Pet & Aquatics Trade Show in Birmingham, England.
Pet Remedy’s Fast Acting Reptile Calming & Emotional Wellbeing Kit won an award in the Reptile Products category at the show. The kit is designed to support a reptile’s emotional well being and is potentially useful as a calming aid f...


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The most colorful snakes are likely venomous, according to a study published in the Journal of Animal Ecology. Like poison frogs that are a wide array of colorations, many snake species that have bright or unique colorations are likely venomous. These colorations and patterns, the study says, warn other animals that these reptiles may pack a venomous punch.

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Researchers have discovered and described two new gecko species of the family Hemidactylus from the Nalgonda and Warangal districts of Telangana State, India. They were discovered in the Central Plateau, Deccan Peninsula and are assigned to the Hemidactylus brookii group, Murrayi clade. 

Hemidactylus cairnicola

Hemidactylus cairnicola


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An alleged Gaboon viper (Bitis gabonica) sighting in Santa Ana, CA was deemed to be fake, after the person who created the AI generated image essentially fessed up. The saga started September 29 when the creator of the AI image reported a sighting of a Gaboon viper in a tree, Santa Ana Police began an investigation and even brought expert herpetologists to search for...


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