Reptiles

Nile Crocodile

Nile crocodiles are Africa’s largest freshwater predators, known for their immense power, strong jaws and sharp teeth.

Green Iguana

Green iguanas are large, plant-eating lizards from Central and South America, known for their bright colour and impressive tails.

Blue-Tongued Skink

With blue tongues and smooth scales, blue-tongued skinks are omnivorous reptiles that thrive in forest and grassland habitats.

Black and White Tegu

Black and white tegus are large, adapable lizards from South America, known for their patterns can grow over a metre long.

Bearded Dragon

Bearded dragons are friendly, hardy lizards from Australia, known for puffing out their spiky “beards” when threatened.

Nile Monitor

Nile monitors are large, powerful lizards from Africa, known for their strong tails, sharp claws, and excellent swimming ability.

Oscillated Skink

The Ocellated Skink is a small, fast-moving lizard recognized by its shiny, smooth scales with small eye-like spots along its body.

Crested Gecko

The Crested Gecko is a lizard native to New Caledonia, known for its eyelash-like crests and ability to climb with sticky toe pads.

Red Eared Slider

Red-eared sliders are hardy, adaptable turtles from North America that feed on plants, insects, and fish, often seen sunbathing on rocks.

Chinese Striped Necked Turtle

With distinctive striped necks and oval shells, Chinese stripe-necked turtles inhabit ponds and rivers across China and Southeast Asia.

Yellow Bellied Slider

With distinctive yellow stripes and bellies, these are semi-aquatic turtles commonly found in the southeastern United States.

Indian Star Tortoise

Indian star tortoises use their unique shells for camouflage, blending into dry forests and grasslands across India and Sri Lanka.

Horsefield Tortoise

The Horsfield's Tortoise is a small, burrowing tortoise native to Central Asia. It thrives in dry, arid environments.

African Spurred Tortoise

African spurred tortoises are the world’s third-largest tortoise species, grazing on grasses and thriving in dry, arid landscapes.

Red Footed Tortoise

The Red-Footed Tortoise is native to South America and recognized for its dark shell and distinctive red scales on its legs.

Leopard Tortoise

With domed, spotted shells, leopard tortoises thrive in grasslands and savannahs across eastern and southern Africa.

Hermann's Tortoise

Native to southern Europe and listed as Near Threatened, Hermann’s tortoises face shrinking habitats and illegal collection.

Reticulated Python

Reticulated pythons are the world’s longest snakes, known for their striking scale patterns and powerful, constricting abilities.

Burmese python

Burmese pythons are large snakes from Southeast Asia, known for their patterned scales and impressive size and strength.

Ball Python

The Ball Python is a snake native to West and Central Africa, known for its tendency to curl into a tight "ball" when threatened.

Spotted Python

With sleek spotted scales, spotted pythons are ground-dwelling snakes that hunt small mammals and reptiles in Australian habitats.

Carpet Python

The Carpet Python is a non-venomous snake native to Australasia and known for its patterned scales resembling a woven carpet.

Boa Constrictor

Native to Central and South America, boa constrictors play a key role in balancing ecosystems by controlling prey populations.

Green Anaconda

Green anacondas are the world’s heaviest snakes, native to South America, known for their immense size and aquatic hunting skills.

Corn Snake

Native to the southeastern United States, corn snakes are harmless, beneficial reptiles that thrive in a variety of habitats.

Gray Rat Snake

Grey rat snakes are excellent climbers and hunters, using constriction to catch rodents, birds, and eggs in diverse habitats.

Eastern King Snake

Eastern kingsnakes are immune to venom, making them unique hunters capable of preying on rattlesnakes and copperheads.