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Poison Dart Frogs live throughout the tropical rain forests of Central and South America. They are known for their bright colors, which can inclu...

This little Chameleon’s markings identify it as a juvenile Veiled Chameleon. Like many other chameleon species, they use their long tongues to sn...

Tortoises are members of the turtle clan who spend most of their time primarily on land. Some tortoises are among the longest living animals and ...

Day Geckos are named for the fact that, unlike most gecko species, they are not nocturnal and are most active in daylight hours. They are a brigh...

Komodo Dragons are the largest species of lizard alive today, but these pocket-sized Good Luck Minis let you take a miniature version of these uniq...

The Crested Gecko gets its name from the row of short spikes on either side of its wedge-shaped head. This Crested Gecko toy figurine could easily ...

The Mwanza Flat-Headed Rock Agama is often known by another name due to its distinctive red and blue coloration: The Spider-Man Lizard! Named after...

The heaviest known snake in the world, the Green Anaconda can weigh well over 200 pounds. This South American constrictor can also grow over 17 fee...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this hippo snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. Th...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this dolphin snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. ...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this giraffe snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. ...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this orca snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. The...

The Leopard Gecko is found in dry grasslands and deserts in southern Asia. Some believe it is one of the first species of lizard to be domesticated...

Found in the South American rainforests, the Emerald Tree Boa is appropriately named, with its vibrant green coloration. Though nonvenomous, it is ...

Though it looks like a lizard, the Tuatara of New Zealand is actually the last living member of an ancient group of reptiles. Scientific Name: Sphe...

The Axolotl is an unusual type of salamander that is able to reach adulthood without losing its gills and transitioning to a partially land-based l...

The second largest venomous snake in North America (behind its Eastern cousin), the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake is named for the diamond-shaped...