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Kritters Comfort Kritter's comfort is an all natural, eco-friendly, pet safe product made from organic coir.

It makes an awesome pet bedding for all types of lizards, snakes, tortoises, turtles, rabbits, rodents, large arachnids, insects, birds, and any small mammal!

Coconut Fiber Dog Beds!
15/10/2020

Coconut Fiber Dog Beds!

We've launched a new online store at www.poochcomfort.com with free delivery for Raleigh & Cary residents, plus 30% off until the end of October!

02/04/2020

Wash your hands.

Take care and be safe.
24/12/2019

Take care and be safe.

Check out all our other Awesome coconut husk products to take care of your pets.
09/12/2019

Check out all our other Awesome coconut husk products to take care of your pets.

All natural coconut pet bedding and nesting material for guinea pigs rabbits reptiles snakes ball pythons star tortoises insects spiders birds

11/06/2019

We have more great coconut products for your pets

17/05/2019
9GAG

9GAG

He tried his best. 🐛

By pacmanfrogmariko | IG

27/02/2019

The Australian Herpetological Society

We all need friends...!

24/02/2019

The Australian Herpetological Society

Smiths Lake 2019 didn’t disappoint, even with slightly adverse weather conditions not conducive to herping (cool & rainy 23 degrees). Another great weekend with great company...😃🐍🦎

10/02/2019
This Is Jonathan, The 187-Year-Old Tortoise Photographed In 1886 And Today

This Is Jonathan, The 187-Year-Old Tortoise Photographed In 1886 And Today

It’s a known fact that humans outlive most animals. But tortoises are definitely an exception, and one of them was actually able to reach the ripe age of 187. Jonathan, a giant tortoise, is currently the oldest living terrestrial animal in the entire world, having hatched back in 1832. The tortois...

12/01/2019

Jeff Creighton WXIX

Snow may be the least of our worries this weekend....

02/01/2019

Lazy frogs!

24/12/2018
The Australian Herpetological Society

The Australian Herpetological Society

“....What they observed was astounding. As a submerged female anole crouched on the river bottom for nearly 10 minutes, a tiny bubble repeatedly expanded and contracted at the top of her head. The lizard appeared to be recycling her air, much as a human diver would draw on oxygen from a tank”

03/12/2018

Cameron Siler Lab

Grad student Joey Brown was working in our herpetology collection here at the Sam Noble Museum when he came across some old giant snake skins tucked away on the top shelves. On the left you have a Green Anaconda (Eunectes murinus) and on the right a Reticulated Python (Python reticulatus).

Unfortunately there wasn't much data associated with the retic python specimen but it was a complete skin from head to tail and measured about 18.5 ft. It most likely came into our collection in the mid 1900's.

However, we do know the green anaconda was purchased by an OU student (class of 1908) at a shop in Brazil in 1936. He then donated the skin to our collection in 1952. This skin also measured around 18.5 ft but was missing the head and good portion of the body--meaning this snake was easily pushing over 20 ft long. Impressive!

The University of Oklahoma
OU Department of Biology
📸: Elyse Ellsworth

10/11/2018

Serpent Sity Exotics

Just a girl..... And her snake 😲

29/10/2018

Give it a go anyway?

07/10/2018

Dad 4x4 Adventures

Spent my entire holidays in search of the elusive Thorny Devil. Even going on specific trips around and the spiny little buggers just wouldn’t show there face - even got to the stage where the kids bought me a plastic devil as a joke!!
Then today driving through the after the most amazing day seeing many different animals I came across not one but two of these amazing reptiles!!
What an amazing way to end an amazing holiday!!
Denham Seaside Caravan Park Sharkbay, Western Australia Explore Parks WA

07/10/2018

What a beautiful color!

Beautiful dragon

06/10/2018

Reptiles

It’s Friday 🦎♥️! Red eyed crocodile skink
📸:

04/09/2018
UNILAD

UNILAD

We all know this person! 😂😂

14/08/2018

Bearded Dragon Owners

Bella the Bearded Dragon.

Image by Roxanne Mabe‎.

19/07/2018
Butterflies drinking TURTLE TEARS!?

Butterflies drinking TURTLE TEARS!?

On sunny days in the Amazon you may get lucky while boating down the river to see this odd spectacle- dozens of butterflies swarming turtles to drink their t...

15/01/2018
The Australian Herpetological Society

The Australian Herpetological Society

Please let us know if you are coming so we can ensure there are enough books, and seats for everybody.

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