Herpetology- Reptiles and Amphibians

XplorMor International fieldwork, expeditions and programs encourage discovery, appreciation and conservation of our planet. Our reptile and amphibian observations, coined Herpetology in Photography, document the physical appearance, behaviors, habitats and patterns of reptiles and amphibians. Our aim is for this scientific research and beautiful photography to engage people in learning more about reptiles and amphibians, and protecting species and their habitats.

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Western Fence Lizard

Western Fence Lizard, Sceloporus occidentalis. Documented on Wildrose Peak Trail in Death Valley National Park, Inyo County, California, USA.

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From Death Valley National Park

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