Gliding Tree Frog

These beautiful frogs jump and glide from limb to limb in the tropical forests of Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia and Ecuador.

Frill-necked Lizard

You can see why this reptile is called the Frill Necked Lizard. Also called Frilled Dragon, they often run on two legs when excited. 

Swimming Painted Turtle

The Painted Turtle is a well known and loved turtle of ponds and rivers from Mexico to Canada, often seen migrating between marshes.

Be careful! Cobras can spit extremely irritating venom into the eyes of their enemies distracting them before they inflict a deadly venomous bite.

Gliding Lizards glide between trees in Southeast Asia. Long-necked lizards called Mecistotrachelos apeoros, also glided through North American forests 220 million years ago.

The Horned Frog is an aggressive amphibian species and grows to as large as eight inches. A boy's favorite

The Boa Constrictor preys on birds, bats, opossums, squirrels, mongooses, and rats and swallows them whole.

Australian Tree Frog

The Australian Green Tree Frog grows up to 5 inches long and live as long as 16 years in captivity. They are popular pets.

Many species of Coral Snakes exist around the world, some venomous, some not.  Boys like snakes. They just do!

Clawed Toads

Clawed Toads have flat bodies and huge webbed feed because they spend most of their time in the water

Long-necked Chelodines, also called snake neck turtles, eat worms, tadpoles, crickets and fish.  They hide in the mud or behind rocks and catch their prey.

Horned Lizards

There are 14 species of Horned Lizards in North America, also called Horned Toads, Horned Frogs and Horny Toads.

We don’t know what the inspiration was for this funky walking frog, but kids love 'em.

Crocodiles

Do you like to swim? Watchout! They’re in the fresh waters of the tropics and they eat fish, reptiles, and mammals! You’ll never get away!

A Spur-winged Plover finds nourishment cleaning a Nile Crocodile's teeth of leeches. Leeches, Crocodiles, just what boys like.