The American alligator is an amphibious reptile that spends all of its time in and around swamps and rivers. Alligators are related to crocodiles...

The bearded dragon is a reptile known throughout a large range in Australia. It’s one of the tamest lizards but when it’s frightened...

 The Burmese python is the largest subspecies of the Indian Python. It's colored with red blotches outlined in cream or gold. The basic body color...

Chinese water dragons are native to the forests of India, northern and southern China, and eastern and southeastern Asia.  They are most commonly found along the banks of freshwater lakes and streams.  It has a very small, round, shiny spot located at the top of its head, between its eyes, known as the pineal body or the third eye.

The cottonmouth, also known as the water moccasin, is a venomous nocturnal snake. It’s dangerous when annoyed and will stand its ground and gape at intruders...

Native to the island of Madagascar, Dumeri’s Boa belongs to the family of snakes Boidae, which contains the world's largest snake species, including pythons, boas and anacondas. The Demuril’s Boa has some interesting behavior differences from other boa species, particularly its style of ambush hunting. 

The diamondback rattlesnake is the largest venomous snake in the United States and considered one of the most dangerous. The snake has a potent venom...

The Green Iguana is a large and impressive New World lizard. It has a compressed body and tail and a dorsal crest of soft spines that is more prominent in males than in females...

The redtail boa displays beautiful coloration with patterned brown or reddish brown "saddles" that become more pronounced towards the tail. The coloring works as effective camouflage in the jungles and forests of its natural habitat. 

The Savannah monitor is a stout, carnivorous lizard found in western and central Africa in open forest and rocky savannas.  To intimidate predators, this lizard may engage in various behaviors such as lashing out with its tail, inflating its throat, hissing loudly, turning sideways, and compressing its body.