Lizard

The Jamaican Iguana, scientifically known as Cyclura collei, is also referred to as the Jamaican rock iguana or the Jamaican ground iguana. This striking reptile is known for its vibrant coloration, with shades of green, black, and hints of blue, making it a truly mesmerizing sight in its natural habitat…

The Galapagos Land Iguana, scientifically known as Conolophus subcristatus, is a magnificent species found exclusively in the Galapagos Islands. This iconic reptile is also commonly known as the Galapagos giant iguana or the land dragon….

The Fiji Banded Iguana, scientifically known as Brachylophus fasciatus, is also referred to as the Lau Banded Iguana or Fiji Crested Iguana. These striking reptiles are endemic to the islands of Fiji, particularly found in the Yasawa group and the islands of Yadua Taba and Yadua Taba…

The Rhinoceros Iguana, scientifically known as Cyclura cornuta, is a remarkable species that truly stands out in the reptilian world. Commonly referred to as rhino iguanas, these creatures are endemic to the Caribbean islands of Hispaniola, specifically found in the Dominican Republic and Haiti…

The Desert Iguana (Dipsosaurus dorsalis), also known as the desert chuckwalla or blue-bellied lizard, is a fascinating reptile species found in the arid regions of the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico…

The Frill-necked Lizard, scientifically known as Chlamydosaurus kingii, is commonly referred to as the Frilled Lizard or Frilled Dragon for its remarkable features. Found predominantly in the woodlands and tropical savannas of northern Australia, particularly in the regions of Queensland and the Northern Territory, these fascinating creatures stand out due to their unique frill…

The Jamaican Giant Anole, scientifically known as Anolis garmani, is a captivating reptile species endemic to the lush landscapes of Jamaica. Commonly referred to as the Jamaican Giant Anole or Jamaican iguana, this impressive creature stands out with its massive size, reaching lengths of up to 18 inches, making it one of the largest anole species in the world…

The Blue Anole, scientifically known as Anolis gorgonae, is also commonly referred to as the Blue-Headed Anole or the Gorgona Anole. This striking lizard species is predominantly found on Gorgona Island and Malpelo Island in the Pacific Ocean…

The Sungazer, scientifically known as Smaug giganteus, is also commonly referred to as the giant dragon lizard or the sungazer lizard. This iconic lizard species is native to the grasslands of South Africa, particularly the Highveld region…

The Perentie, scientifically known as Varanus giganteus, is a formidable monitor lizard found in the arid regions of Australia. Commonly referred to as the “giant monitor” or “great goanna,” this impressive reptile stands out for its sheer size, measuring up to an impressive length of 8 feet (2.5 meters), making it the largest lizard in Australia…

The Gila Monster, scientifically known as Heloderma suspectum, earns its common name from the Gila River Basin, where it was first discovered. This iconic lizard stands out with its striking patterns of black and pink blotches on a background of orange or yellow…

Crocodile Monitors are magnificent reptiles belonging to the species Varanus salvadorii, found exclusively in the lowland and mid-montane rainforests of Papua New Guinea and nearby islands. Also known as Salvadori’s monitor or Papua monitor, these impressive lizards are among the longest in the world, with adults typically reaching 8-9 feet (2.4-2.7 meters) in length and weighing 20-40 pounds (9-18 kg)…