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Emerald Tree Boa Toy Figure Found in the South American rainforests, the Emerald Tree Boa is appropriately named, with its vibrant green coloration...

Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Toy The second largest venomous snake in North America (behind its Eastern cousin), the Western Diamondback Rattles...

Leopard Gecko Toy Figure The Leopard Gecko is found in dry grasslands and deserts in southern Asia. Some believe it is one of the first species of ...

Tuatara Toy Figure Though it looks like a lizard, the Tuatara of New Zealand is actually the last living member of an ancient group of reptiles. Sc...

Green Anaconda SnakeThe heaviest known snake in the world, the Green Anaconda can weigh well over 200 pounds. This South American constrictor can a...

Alligator Baby Wildlife Toy Figure While they will someday grow to be fearsome toothy predators, dare we say that baby alligators look...downright ...

The Crested Gecko gets its name from the row of short spikes on either side of its wedge-shaped head. This Crested Gecko toy figurine could easily ...

The Mwanza Flat-Headed Rock Agama is often known by another name due to its distinctive red and blue coloration: The Spider-Man Lizard! Named after...

Bush Babies, also known as Galagos, are primates found in Africa. They are mostly active at night, so they have very large eyes to help them see in...

The Common Stingray likes to bury itself on the ocean floor, and uses the stinger on its tail to protect itself if anyone gets to close.  Scientif...

Poised and ready to strike, this impressive cobra has its huge fangs bared! While this figurine poses no danger, all hooded cobras can be fatally d...

The Komodo dragon is the largest known species of lizard. It can grow to be 10 feet long and weigh 150 pounds. Komodo dragons carry an anticoagulan...

Unlike other members of the Testudines order, tortoises are not sea dwelling and live on land. Known for their large and spacious shells, tortois...

The chain kingsnake is a fairly common snake species found throughout the United States and Mexico. Chain kingsnakes are sometimes confused with ra...

  Born in litters of 12-15 pups, infant hammerhead sharks are abandoned by their parents shortly after birth. However, the young sharks form school...

Coral snakes are a colorful and banded type of snake that can be found in many places throughout the world. While they are notorious for their pote...

Did you know that because the origin of horseshoe crabs dates back to the Ordovician period (about 450 million years ago), they are considered livi...

Laid in clutches of 10-12 individuals, tortoise hatchlings take up to 4 months to leave their eggs. When they're ready to emerge, they use their b...

An incredibly iconic species of butterfly, the monarch can be found in many parts of Northern and Central America. Monarch butterflies are pollinat...

Spiny lobsters are similar to “true” lobsters, but they lack the large claws that are often associated with those crustaceans. They also have long...

Catfish belong to an order of freshwater and saltwater fishes that are notable for whisker-like structures called barbels on their face. Most catfi...

This stingray is known by many names, including Black-blotched Stingray, Black-spotted Stingray, Round Ribbontail Ray, Speckled Stingray, and - whe...

The curious Pangolins are the only mammals which feature armor-like scales made of keratin covering their body. They eat mostly insects and, when f...

Salmon are a group of fish in the same family as trouts and char. Many salmon species are famous for their “anadromous” lifestyle: being born in fr...