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Animals · Barbados

World's smallest-known snake found under rocks in Barbados after nearly 20 years

46% Center coverage: 65 sources

A snake thought to be the tiniest in the world is making a big splash!Earlier this year, the reclusive Barbados threadsnake was "rediscovered" during an ecological survey in central Barbados conducted by the Caribbean country's Ministry of the Environment and National Beautification (MENB) and conservation group Re:wild, the organizations announced in a July 23 press release.See the Story

United States · United States

El Paso Zoo Celebrating Snakes During 'Reptilia' Event This Weekend

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens is showing off the world of snakes during their "Reptilia: Celebration of Snakes" event on Saturday, July 26. The zoo says they want to give guests the chance to learn about the role snakes play in local ecosystems and discover why these reptiles are more helpful than harmful. “Celebrating snakes and educating the public, without harming these animals, is a powerful way to build commu…See the Story

Winter Storm · Santa Monica

100s Of California Red-legged Frog Tadpoles Released Into Santa Monica Mountains - Reptiles Magazine

California red-legged frog (Rana draytonii) eggs that may have met their demise due to late winter storms in the Santa Monica mountains of Southern California were rescued and released at the tadpole stage July 15. The storms disrupted egg masses in streams and ponds in the Santa Monica mountains. So biologists with the National Park Service collected about 600 eggs in March 2025 and brought them to the Aquarium of the Pacific. Biologists at the…Read Article

Invasive Carnivore Plaguing Florida Can Completely Absorb Skeletons, Study Says

81% Center coverage: 42 sources

The invasive Burmese pythons plaguing Florida have an almost supernatural ability to absorb skeletons, and scientists say they have finally found out how it’s done.Science · Miami See the Story

North America's Oldest Pterosaur Described from Arizona's Petrified Forest

49% Center coverage: 24 sources

Paleontology · Arizona See the Story

Crested Gecko Reproduced via Parthenogenesis at Liberty Science Center in NJ - Reptiles Magazine

A crested gecko (Correlophus ciliatus) has hatched at New Jersey’s Liberty Science Center from a mother who has been at the center since 2016 and has never been exposed to a male crested gecko. While parthenogenesis has been known to occur in reptiles, including rainbow boas, American crocodiles, Komodo dragons, and anacondas and reticulated pythons, among others, the phenomenon is not as well known to occur among crested geckos. “We’re pleased …Conservation · Jersey City Read Article

The Great American Turtle Chase - Reptiles Magazine

Turtle Cannonball Run It all started, as many things do these days, with a group text conversation. A few accomplished field herpers and I shared a dialog about what they thought would be a great opportunity to see the best of what the United States had to offer in terms of reptile diversity. At the time, I had been discussing some global travel options including Vietnam and China with a friend. The more I considered it, however, the more I real…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

Madagascar: Row Over Scattered Islands Revived As France and Madagascar Hold Talks

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

French President Emmanuel Macron and Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina will meet in Paris on Monday to discuss the future of the long-disputed Scattered Islands - a chain of uninhabited islets in the Indian Ocean with big geopolitical, ecological and symbolic value.Emmanuel Macron · Madagascar See the Story

Snakes Alive! Den of Reptiles Surprises Bournemouth Pest Controller

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

At least five snakes were spotted in a compost bin in a Bournemouth garden by a pest controller before scurrying off into the grass.Science See the Story

Natural UV For Reptiles - Reptiles Magazine

All reptiles, regardless of peak time of activity, obtain benefits from ultraviolet (UV) supplementation. Many reptiles require UVB for the creation of Vitamin D within the body, which then subsequently helps with calcium metabolism. Additionally, other wavelengths of UV such as UVA help stimulate the eyes of reptiles, as some of their cone cells in their eyes respond to this wavelength of light. UV supplementation thus enriches the life of a re…Winter Park, Florida · Winter Park Read Article

‘Goblin Prince’: New Monstersaur Discovered in Utah Reveals Hidden Secrets of Gila Monster Relatives

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Artistic reconstruction of Bolg amondol, depicted raiding an oviraptorosaur dinosaur nest amidst the lush Kaiparowits Formation habitat. (Courtesy of Cullen Townsend/University of Utah) When Hank Woolley, a paleontological researcher who specializes in lizard evolution, opened a jar of bones labeled “lizard” at the Natural History Museum of Utah, he said his first thought was, “Oh wow, there’s a fragmentary skeleton here.” “We know very little …Utah · Utah See the Story

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