192Reptiles

This poor poor little chameleon is for sale at the market in Marrakech (Morocco) for around €3.
This beautifull creature will probably die...More

I really could use your help identifying this specie. It looks like a dragon to me, and as you can see it is quite lengthy with very large claws and a...More

Interesting fact concerning the behavior of this beautiful creature that is native to Australia: it does not communicate by sound yet by head gestures....More

I know, it's a dark picture. I had to go heavy on post processing since the original suffered a lot from the dirty glass this bearded dragon was...More

What you'd see if you were a mouse, 1 second before.

Just look at that shiny armor of spectacular color, another masterpiece by mother nature.

Detailed shot of an Egyptian cobra in attack position, with the tongue out. It's a poor shot, but since we have few cobra pics at this point, I wanted...More

This photo is a bit ruined so I had to go heavy on post processing, yet I wanted to share the attack position of this notorious Egyptian Cobra.

I am cute, really I am. So come a bit closer, just give it a try, yessss.

Another head closeup of this venomous snake that is native to Noth America and Mexico.

A very close look at the head of a Diamondback Rattlesnake, called the "Texan Rattlesnake" in the Netherlands. From it's cat-like vertical...More

This is the only reptile I photographed in this reptile zoo where I did not capture the sign, so I'm
not sure about the ID. I'm pretty...More

Creative edit (bleach effect) of what is likely to be a Blue-tonged Skink.

These big-headed lizards are called "Pearl lizards" in the Netherlands, for their blue pearl-like pattern on their backs.

This "Rhino" iguana looks like a small dragon and brings the age of dinos back to the present.

Iguanas like these worship the sun, as it provides them vitamine D3, which helps to grow their bones. The major problem with open sunbathing in the wild...More

A small grou of red-footed tortoises at the Oliemeulen reptile park, the Netherlands.

Notice the teary eye of the tortoise on the left, appearantly this is a common attribute of this specie. Also notice the third tortoise in the top left,...More