This West African Pipid frog was photographed in captivity in southeast Texas.
This endemic, endangered tortoise was observed in Cape Province, South Africa.
This tortoise was observed during the day in the western Cape Province in southwestern South Africa.
This adult male dwarf tortoise, at 3 inches in length, considered the world's smallest tortoise species, was observed in the western Cape Province of South Africa.
This snake was found at night crossing the road 56 km east of Springbok in southwestern Cape Province, South Africa. The morning after its capture it regurgitated an adult lacertid lizard (Pedioplanis sp).
This egg-eating snake was observed at night on the main road 26 km north of Grunau in Karasburg District in southern Namibia.
This snake was observed during the day crossing the main road 13 km south of Grunau in Karasburg District in southern Namibia.
This gecko was observed at night among rocks by the side of the main road 16 km north of Bitterfontein in Cape Province, South Africa.
This juvenile gecko was observed at night on a Eucalyptus tree near Clanwilliam (Dam) in Cape Province, South Africa.
This gecko was found at night on the main road 70 km east of Springbok, Cape Province, South Africa.
This lacertid was found during the day 15 km east of Swakopmund in western Namibia.
This lacertid was found during the day in sand dunes 12 km SW of Luderitz in Luderitz bay, in western Namibia.
This skink was observed during the day 15 km SE of Kamanjab in Outjo District in central Namibia.
This gecko was found around a rock pile during the day off the main road 5 km south of Garies, Cape Province, southwestern South Africa.
This gecko was observed during the day on large rocks just outside the town of Kamanjab in Outjo District. Several Flap-necked Chameleons were observed in trees above the gecko habitat.
This dwarf chameleon was found at night in bushes 1.5 meters high off the main road 13 km west of Roberston, Cape Province, South Africa.
This male barking gecko (females lack the yellow throat coloration) was found crossing the road at night near Uis Myn, in Damaraland District, in western Namibia.
This male was observed on the wall of the capital building in the center of town. Numerous other males and females were also seen. This species displays sexual dimorphism and the females look very different from the males.
This legless skink was found under rocks at night 4 km south of Clanwilliam near Clanwilliam Dam in Cape Province, southwestern South Africa.
This Blind Snake was found on the road at night 48 km east of Springbok in Cape Province of South Africa. At 283 mm total length it is the largest specimen known of this species.
This adult female viper was found crossing the road at night 40 km southwest of the town of Aggeneys in Cape Province in southwestern South Africa. Her bright orange body coloration was a near match to the color of the substrate where she was found.
This rare House Snake was found crossing the road at night 8 km east of Springbok in Cape Province of southwestern South Africa.
This adult female elapid was found crossing the road at night about 60 km east of Springbok in Cape Province, South Africa.
This gecko and several others were found crossing the main highway east of Springbok at night.
This gecko and several others were found crossing the main highway east of Springbok at night.
This cordylid was observed at the summit of Table Mountain in the southwestern Cape Province, in Cape Town.
This endemic cordylid was observed at the base of Table Mountain in the southwestern Cape Province, in Cape Town.
Several of these dwarf chameleons were found in Oleander bushes at night around the outskirts of Cape Town.
This dwarf chameleon was observed at night on bushes near the town of George in southern Cape Province.
This tortoise was observed grazing on vegetation by the roadside south of Grunau in southern Namibia.
