#ReptileConservation

[artemiovisions]

Adéntrate en "Vida en Vertical: El Mundo Mágico del Gecko", donde cada rama se convierte en un camino y cada hoja en una historia. Este pequeño pero intrépido explorador despliega su magia en el tapiz verde de su hogar tropical, desafiando la gravedad con una gracia que solo la naturaleza puede orquestar. Su vibrante piel no solo es un espectáculo visual, sino un recordatorio de la asombrosa adaptabilidad y la diversidad que nuestro mundo tiene para ofrecer. Únete a nosotros en la celebración de estas criaturas extraordinarias, guardianes de los secretos más profundos de la naturaleza, y déjate inspirar por su capacidad de encontrar la grandeza en la verticalidad. 🌿🦎

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[gpstudios]

World Lizard Day: Celebrating the Diverse and Fascinating World of Lizards

Celebrate World Lizard Day on August 14th by learning about the fascinating diversity and ecological importance of lizards. Discover ways to protect these incredible reptiles and their habitats. #WorldLizardDay #ReptileConservation #Wildlife

Every year on August 14th, reptile enthusiasts and wildlife lovers around the globe come together to celebrate World Lizard Day, a day dedicated to appreciating the incredible diversity and ecological importance of lizards. With over 6,000 species spread across every continent except Antarctica, lizards are among the most diverse and adaptable creatures on Earth. From the tiny geckos that scurry…

[idecosupereco]

They see me rollin’, they hatin’. . Patrolling and tryin’ to catch me ridin’ dirty. . That tortoise sang that to me as we shared beers and tater tots. That was a weird day. . . . #redfootedtortoise #tortoise #reptiles #reptilesofinstagram #herpsofinstagram #herps #reptileconservation #pantanal #brazil #wildlifephotography #naturelovers #naturephotography #ridingdirty (at Pantanal, Mato Grosso, Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3KGI7Xhbrv/?igshid=1okef3k148l3u

[birdsofvermont]

Happy #WorldTurtleDay! This is the time of year female turtles are moving to lay eggs. If you see one on the road, it is ok to help it cross safely but please don’t relocate the turtle. She know where she is going! Most of the time when you see a turtle in the wild, the best thing is to leave it alone. (Although if you see this one, please pick it up, take it home and finish carving it for me. I have been working on it for about four years 😁-ET) 📷 Allison Gergely #ReptileConservation #TurtleConservation #UnfinishedCarving (at Birds of Vermont Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd6F4uguxNy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=