Herping isn’t just about spotting amphibians, it’s about listening for them too. Walking through a damp forest at dusk, you might not see a single frog or salamander, but the air is alive with their calls, deep croaks, rhythmic trills, and sharp chirps. For herpers,...
One of the coolest things about herping is discovering the wild ways reptiles and amphibians survive, especially how some can reproduce without a mate! Instead of the usual male and female pairing, certain species can make babies all on their own. This happens through...
When most people think of herping, they picture warm summer nights filled with frogs, snakes, and lizards. But did you know you can still go herping in winter? While cold weather makes it trickier, reptiles and amphibians don’t just disappear. You just need to know...
If you’ve ever gone herping, you’ve likely spotted geckos clinging to tree trunks or darting across rocks. These small, fascinating lizards have become popular pets thanks to their unique colors, quirky personalities, and relatively simple care requirements. However,...
When planning a herping trip, technology might not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, the right apps can enhance your experience, helping you document finds, identify species, and even contribute to conservation efforts. Whether you’re preparing for...