Reptiles

Product Review – Unusual Carnivore Dinosaur Replicas By Safari Ltd.

by Arnold Carreiro

There’s no denying it- Dinosaurs are awesome, and Safari Ltd. makes the best dino replicas in the business. This time I’ve got my hands on a trio of lesser known carnivorous dinosaurs that the artisans at Safari did an incredible job bringing to life:

Chameleons Are Horses Of A Different Color When They're Ready To Rumble

by Ron Callari

The chameleons' capability of blending into its environment via its biological gift of color-morphing has long been thought to be an avoidance technique to escape from predators. Another study points to findings that suggest their color changing ability is not actually used as camouflage - but rather a display of virility when they're in the mood to 'hit on' one of their female counterparts.

by Arnold Carreiro

You and your pets are at your most comfortable at home, but if you haven’t been careful with keeping toxic common household items far away from fuzzy, feathered and scaly family members, you’re asking for trouble. Here’s some simple tips to avoid having to take Fido to get his tummy pumped:

Meet Vagaceratops, Iguanadon and Parasaurolophus!

by Arnold Carreiro

It’s hardly Christmas without a dinosaur or three under the tree, right? Well, that’s how it was when I was growing up, and if you’ve got a dino-nerd to shop for this year, let me introduce you to a trio of lesser known, yet totally awesome dinosaur models from Safari Ltd.!

by Arnold Carreiro

Whether you’re moving across the nation or the other side of the planet, chances are good that you’ll want to take your animal buddies with you. Luckily there are a host of professional animal moving options, but be very careful who you choose to trust with your money and beloved pets!

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How to Feed a Two-headed Snake -- The Animal Video of the Day!!!

by John P. Barker

This two-headed Albino Honduran Milk Snake named Medusa is a bit difficult to feed as each of the heads have their own idea of which mouth should get the food. Stuff like this freaks me out...

Anolis proboscis is now an endangered species!

by Arnold Carreiro

As someone who sees a variety of cute and bouncy little anoles every day, I couldn’t help but to get excited to see that this large-nosed lizard managed to “get over” extinction!