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FOLLOWING
BELOW ARE LINKS TO LISTS WITH SOME PHOTOGRAPHS
OF AMPHIBIANS & REPTILES AT VARIOUS PLACES WHERE OVER THE YEARS
THERE HAVE BEEN FOCUS ON NATURE TOURS.
FROM THE LINKS BELOW OTHER LINKS CAN BE REACHED RELATING TO OTHER NATURE
SUCH AS BIRDS, MAMMALS, BUTTERFLIES and MOTHS, DRAGONFLIES and DAMSELFLIES,
MARINE LIFE, and PLANTS.
Links:
The YACARE CAIMAN is seen
commonly
during FONT Tours in Brazil in the Pantanal.
(photo by Andy Smith during a FONT Tour )
Additional links:
A
Listing of Upcoming Focus On Nature Tours
A
Directory of Photos in this Website
TIMBER RATTLESNAKE
(photo by Fred Lesser)
REGIONAL LISTS
OF NORTH
AMERICAN AMPHIBIANS & REPTILES
ARIZONA
A YARROW'S SPINY LIZARD
photographed
during a FONT tour in Arizona
(photo by Doris Potter)
Amphibians and Reptiles
of Arizona
A List with some PHOTOS
A SKELETON of a
RATTLESNAKE
in a display at the Buenos Aires Wildlife Refuge
in southern Arizona,
photographed during a FONT Tour
(photo by Marie Gardner)
EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
Amphibians and Reptiles
of Eastern North America
A List with some PHOTOS
NORTH CAROLINA
BULLFROG
(photo by Doris Potter)
Amphibians and Reptiles
of North Carolina
A List with some PHOTOS
With "Carolina" in
its scientific name,
the EASTERN BOX TURTLE,
Terrapene
carolina
(photo by Howard Eskin)
TEXAS
Amphibians and Reptiles
of
Texas
A List with some PHOTOS
LOGGERHEAD SEA TURTLE
(photo by Alan Brady)
Amphibians and Reptiles
of the Caribbean
A List with some PHOTOS
REGIONAL LISTS OF AMPHIBIANS
& REPTILES
IN THE CARIBBEAN
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
on the island of HISPANIOLA
Amphibians and Reptiles
& Other Nature
of the Dominican Republic
A List with some PHOTOS
A COMMON CHUCKWALLA
on
Alcatraz Island in the Sea of Cortez
in Sonora, Mexico
(photo
by Abram Fleishman)
Amphibians & Reptiles
of Mexico
A list with some PHOTOS
TROPICAL RATSNAKE
(photo by Pete Mooney)
The above photo was taken
during the FONT November 2008 Mexican tour
in a cave at a remote place in the central Yucatan Peninsula,
called "La Cueva de las Serpientes Colgantes", "the Cave of the
Hanging Snakes".
About 100 of these snakes are said to be in that cave,
where also about a half-dozen species of bats occur. The snakes prey on the
bats.
It is said that these snakes never leave the cave. They were discovered there in
1994.
The species ranges from Tamaulipas, Mexico south to northern Honduras,
but it's said that at no place other than at this cave in the Yucatan,
is it known to be restricted for its entire life to be inside a cave.
Also in that underground cave, in a pool of clear water, we saw, with our
flashlights,
some creatures endemic to the Yucatan that could never see us.
In that dark world, there were these, all-white:
a fish, an eel, and a shrimp, that do not have eyes!
A MORELET'S CROCODILE
photographed during a FONT Tour
(photo by Marie
Gardner)
REGIONAL CENTRAL AMERICAN
LISTS
OF AMPHIBIANS & REPTILES
BELIZE, GUATEMALA
Amphibians and Reptiles
of Belize & Guatemala
A List with some PHOTOS
COSTA RICA, PANAMA
Amphibians and Reptiles
of Costa Rica & Panama
A List with some PHOTOS
SPECTACLED CAIMAN
Many caimans have been seen during FONT Tours
in South & Central America,
but not many in a posture such as this!
REGIONAL SOUTH AMERICAN
MAMMAL LISTS
OF AMPHIBIANS & REPTILES
BRAZIL
A Tree Frog photographed
during a FONT Tour
in Minas Gerais, Brazil
(photo by Marie Gardner)
Amphibians and Reptiles of
Brazil
A List with some PHOTOS
(over 1500
species)
Amphibians of
Brazil
A List with some
PHOTOS
Reptiles of Brazil
A List with some
PHOTOS
An ANACONDA.
We've seen this very big snake
during FONT Tours in Brazil & Venezuela.
CHILE & ARGENTINA
Amphibians and Reptiles
of Chile & Argentina
A
List with some PHOTOS
EUROPE
Amphibians & Reptiles of Europe
Amphibians & Reptiles
of the Canary Islands
Amphibians and Reptiles of Japan