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The Freshwater Crocodile, also known as the Australian Freshwater Crocodile, Johnstone's Crocodile or colloquially as "Freshie", is a species of crocodile endemic to the northern regions of Australia. These are young captive-bred crocodiles in a display tank.

 

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I cruised up 2 Gila monsters back to back last august for my birthday! I can’t even explain how excited I was. Such a beautiful reptile!

panic , there u go a reptile :P

A little lizard catching some rays

We often see these tiny, thinner-than-a-pencil babies in the Fall. This one had actually crawled into the house, under our front door. After I took a few photos (this one among newly-sprouted grass in my yard), I released it in our garden. (Elgaria multicarinata)

Turtle at Memorial Lake State Park, Grantville, PA

A daylight shot with fill flash gave this guy a touch of "red eye".

 

Nikon D7200, Nikon 105mm VR. 1/640 sec at f/8, ISO 400. Flash.

 

13 Jun 2018, Columbia, SC, USA.

This wonderful Chinese Gliding Frog is at the special frog exhibit at the National Geographic Museum in Washington, DC.

Amandine in reptile for Saturday Sale at the Mainstore.

 

Available as 8 single colours and a 10 colour Reptile Collection. Black and White are Collection exclusives.

 

Rigged for Maitreya, Belleza, Slink & Legacy.

lézard gris au soleil, gros plan

Hotel Bristol stairs, Genova

Thursley Common 14th April 2016

Sand lizard in breeding colours emerging from its burrow to bask in the watery sun. Anything better than nothing I'm guessing. Wide distribution over Europe and over to furthest Russia but not so common in the UK. Lacerta agilis

EN: Unknown reptile (maybe a Agamidae or so ...) posing for me in Wilhelma Zoo (Stuttgart/Germany).

DE: Eine unbekanntes Reptil (möglicherweise eine Agame) macht einen sehr guten Model-Job in der Wilhelma Stuttgart.

2016.04.04 CircleBBarReserve, Polk County, Florida

This male seemed to be the deepest bass vibrato in the area. The finer concentric circles in the water are from the vibration of his mating call. This behavior continues on into May when the mating begins, routinely in the evening. I don't usually photograph gators unless they are displaying an interesting behavior and this was one of those times.

Geckos are reptiles and are found on all the continents except Antarctica. These colourful lizards have adapted to habitats from rain forests, to deserts, to cold mountain slopes. This one was seen on the wall of a coffee shop in the city of Cordoba, España.

 

Summer is comming !

Iwokrama Forest Reserve, Guyana

This little neonate Timber Rattlesnake got tired of the photo session and crawled into this little cozy spot and waited for me to leave.

HORACIO PATRONE: NIKON D 7000 LENS MICRO NIKON 55 . 2.8 , BUENOS AIRES - ARGENTINA.

What an outstanding find in the Okavango Delta:

you can see a very old Nile Crocodile that was resting next to the waterfront with the mouth widely opened. As a local told us it was a male of about 6 meter or a little more and so about 80-90 years old. As there are not much teeth left in his mouth the age - and so as well the size - must be well estimated...

I couldn't turn my head of this amazing creature..

Even though the Watersnake is harmless, I kind of check where I stand or sit down in that area.... you never know which rock they will come out from....

 

The biggest of the three is the female and the other two are males.

Keeled Slug-eating Snake (Pareas carinatus).

Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark 3 coupled to a Carl Zeiss ZE 50/2 Makro Planar lens. Hand-held with reflected side-lighting.

Iguana in kruger park.Lc

january 2009

De la primera salida del 2009.... Zoo de reptiles de Lloret de mar.

lizard getting some heat

Taken on a macro day with Wild Arena... this seven month old kept us on our toes

a fast mover! was good to see him on the greenery, but also did the usual on the wood as well.

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