Andrew Marshall of the University of York’s Environment Department, out on a monkey survey in the Magombera Forest in Tanzania, stumbled across a snake eating an unfamiliar looking lizard. It turned out to be extremely unfamiliar.  This was, in fact,...

(Read Article on PawNation) This somewhat misleading title on PawNation links to a rather interesting article on problems caused by letting exotic pets go into the wild. This is actually old news.  But it’s a really good picture. Personally, if I...

Here’s a great article with pictures illustrating that the chameleon has significant competition in the lizard-camouflage game. Yes, there is a lizard in this picture.  Amazing, no?

I think I was about six years old when I began catching things called horny toads. Actually they’re lizards, not toads, and I what attracted me to them is they look like miniature dinosaurs. Unlike regular lizards, these have a round pancake-like...

Is this an awesome photo or what?  I wish I’d taken it, but I didn’t – this was snapped by Quinton Robinson.  I snatched it from Neatorama.com after they snatched it from National Geographic. Amazing photo, Quinton!