030907 NGM Wildcam Africa. At Pete’s Pond, in Mashatu Game Reserve, Botswana, Africa.
Nile Crocodile – Fatty Goes for a Warm-Up
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Daily Archives: April 9, 2008
VIDEO FIRE BELLY TOAD UPDATE
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Stand-off VIDEO
Fatty, a juvenile Nile crocodile, was basking on the shore of Pete’s Pond in Botswana when a herd of elephants came to drink. Fatty refused to give up his spot. Most elephants decided to ignore him, but one youngster decided to chase him off. Fatty refused to be chased and the youngster retreated behind mom. As seen on National Geographic’s WildCam Africa. (Fatty never did give up his spot this time.)
Videos Kong eating a fuzzy 1
this is my african bullfrog kong making his kill.
Rosy Boa VIDEO
Bonita
Recent Rainfall often results in a flurry of surface activity.
Corn snake strike eating mouse
This is our 43″ corn snake Kaa constricting a mouse. He usually eats frozen mice, but they didn’t have any at the pet store this time.
Corn snakes are very good at climbing, squeezing out of very small holes, and can also use their bodies to push the screen top off of a poorly-fitted aquarium, or push a temporarily-placed top off a feeding container.
Feeding my baby tegu
Taj is a young Argentine Black and White Tegu. He is about 11 months old at this point. Here he is getting some superworms for breakfast.
Additionally, some Argentines have been trained to use litter boxes.
PopTorts day out
PopTort out in the wild..or just in my backyard =D
Feeding Aggressive Malaysian Blood Python! part 2 of 2
lol! night time hunting!!!! with original sound, no crappy music this time LOL! HAHAHAHA.sorry i didn’t get a chance to catch the whole head at the beginning. stay tuned because there will be some more carnage coming from the aggressive Malaysian Blood Python. he’s a beast, OH YEAH!
According to Stimson 1969, the type locality is Sumatra.
Anole Alley S2-E29, The Birds. Movie
This week’s episode highlights interaction between anoles and birds.:)
The male has a dewlap–pink or light red in color–that can be extended from the chin as a courtship or territorial display.