Herpetology articles from across Nature Portfolio Herpetology is the branch of zoology concerned with the study of amphibians (including frogs, toads, salamanders, newts and the gymnophiona) and ...

5 Facts Why You Should LOVE Tuataras! Jason Miller, host of 5 Weird Animal Facts, will explain 5 facts why you should love Tuataras. Learn 5 reasons why Tuataras are so darn loveable. 1. Tuataras ...

Tuataras Sand tiger shark has been around for over 100 million years. Its fierce apperance and sharp jaws have helped it survive for centuries.

Tuataras: An ancient reptile from New Zealand, tuataras can live up to 100 years, with slow growth rates. Geoduck: This animal species can live for around 140 years, burrowing deep into the ocean ...

Tuataras were once plentiful, but when rats were introduced in New Zealand around 1,000 years ago by settlers, they became the number one predator for the lizard-like creatures.

Tuataras were once plentiful, but when rats were introduced in New Zealand around 1,000 years ago by settlers, they became the number one predator for the lizard-like creatures. Today tuataras are in ...

Three U.S. zoos, in New York, Chicago and San Diego, will soon have live reptiles that were already old-fashioned when the dinosaurs were still young. Tuataras (Sphenodon punctatus), which look ...

Tuataras is the longest living reptile. It has an average lifespan of 100 years. Saltwater Crocodile has an average lifespan of 70 years, while some survive for 100 years.

Tuataras, once widespread across New Zealand, now primarily survive on a few offshore islands where introduced predators have been eradicated.