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The many ways a lizard tongue sticks, grasps, pinches and plops - in slo-mo | Aeon Videos

Reptile and amphibian tongues demonstrate unique evolutionary adaptations that highlight the creative nature of scientific research.

High-speed camera technology enhances our understanding of these adaptations and their ecological significance.

London Zoo welcomes one of the world's largest frogs, giant salamanders and big-headed turtles

Critical endangered mountain frogs and other unique reptiles and amphibians are highlighted in London Zoo's new exhibit.

Conservation efforts for rare and unusual species are supported through captive breeding programs at the zoo.

First look: inside London Zoo's brand-new reptile house

The 'Secret Life of Reptiles and Amphibians' exhibition at London Zoo opens on March 29, featuring 33 different species, including rare and endangered animals like giant salamanders and mountain chicken frogs.

The new enclosure is meticulously designed to meet the specific needs of each individual species, with 11 climate-controlled zones, 50 aquatic systems, and carefully planted habitats.

The many ways a lizard tongue sticks, grasps, pinches and plops - in slo-mo | Aeon Videos

Reptile and amphibian tongues demonstrate unique evolutionary adaptations that highlight the creative nature of scientific research.

High-speed camera technology enhances our understanding of these adaptations and their ecological significance.

London Zoo welcomes one of the world's largest frogs, giant salamanders and big-headed turtles

Critical endangered mountain frogs and other unique reptiles and amphibians are highlighted in London Zoo's new exhibit.

Conservation efforts for rare and unusual species are supported through captive breeding programs at the zoo.

First look: inside London Zoo's brand-new reptile house

The 'Secret Life of Reptiles and Amphibians' exhibition at London Zoo opens on March 29, featuring 33 different species, including rare and endangered animals like giant salamanders and mountain chicken frogs.

The new enclosure is meticulously designed to meet the specific needs of each individual species, with 11 climate-controlled zones, 50 aquatic systems, and carefully planted habitats.

Wild Things: Last minute food-gathering

Autumn sees wildlife foraging actively, with reptiles thriving at Chislehurst Commons, highlighting the importance of habitat management.

Komodo Dragons' Nightmare Iron-Tipped Teeth Are a Reptilian First

Komodo dragons have iron in their teeth, a unique discovery in reptiles.

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