27K views · 296 reactions | Lizard Egg, Hatching 珞 #imbonglofttv #viralreels #fbreels #fypviralシ #reelsfb #fypシ゚viral #fypシツ #hatchingeggs #pigeonfancier | Imbooooongg | Facebook

Hatching baby tegus at @tikisgeckos 🦎 they are just one of the amazing vendors that will be at the up coming Reptile Super Show this June 29-30 in Pomona CA! Don’t miss out! #reptile #lizard #tegu #egg #egghatching #nature #wildlife #reptileshow #reptilesupershow #reels | Reptile Super Show

Here’s a baby yellow tree monitor (Varanus reisingeri) hatching on camera! A small sneak peek of what is to be seen in my upcoming YouTube video tour of the @canadiancoldblood reptile facility! **Disclaimer: This entire clutch of tree monitors had hatched except for one neonate/baby which had already cut through the egg itself and likely absorbed all of its yolk. While Brandon normally doesn’t disturb his monitors as they hatch, he knew it would be safe to gently coax this hatchling in this inst

14K views · 176 reactions | EGG ALERT! We have to often dig through our breeder crested geckos' tank to find eggs that are buried becuase they usually lay them at night.  Today, Jennii found 3 full clutches of 2 and one egg by itself for a grand total of 7! I wonder which ones of our females laid these clutches? #gecko #geckos #lizard #lizards #egg #eggs #behindthescenes #baby #babies #babyanimals #reptiles #fridayfun | The Tye-Dyed Iguana | Facebook

21K views · 913 reactions | Texas horned lizard update! It’s breeding season and some of the females have started laying eggs. Primary keeper Jaimie spotted this gal digging and covering her eggs. The eggs are expected to hatch later this summer! Check out our keeper chat posted earlier today to learn more about Texas horned lizards and how the Zoo is conserving the species. #closedbutstillcaring (: keeper Jaimie) | Fort Worth Zoo | Facebook

5.1K views · 168 reactions | #DidYouKnow? 年 During the breeding season, a male garden lizard’s head and throat often turn bright orange to red, especially during courtship or after a victorious battle with rivals. These vivid colors help signal dominance and attract mates. Wildlife never stops fascinating us. What fascinates you the most? | Wildlife SOS | Facebook