Bushmaster, Lachesis muta
There are venomous snakes, and then there are Bushmasters! Alleged to get as large as 4 meters, with fangs 5 cm long, these snakes are loaded with copious amounts of […]
There are venomous snakes, and then there are Bushmasters! Alleged to get as large as 4 meters, with fangs 5 cm long, these snakes are loaded with copious amounts of […]
Common House geckos are always found on human habitations from México south through Central America. They scramble about on walls and ceilings after dark feeding on insects of all kinds. […]
Leopard frogs are often abundant in the areas they occur. Brown’s Leopard Frog (named in honor of the late Dr. Brice Brown by the late Ottys Sanders) ranges from southern […]
There are many toad species throughout the tropics, one being Campbell’s toad, Incilius campbelli. It assumes the “typical” toad niche and is often encountered. It is distinguished from other sympatric […]
Nests, especially those of flycatchers, are often difficult to identify to the species that build them. How did we identify this nest? We watched the flat bill flycatcher make repeated […]
Above photos by Frank Jordan. Red-footed Booby (left) and Magnificent Frigate (right). Half Moon Caye. June 2019. One of our favorite bird-bird interactions in the tropics is the attempted dominance […]
Cojón de Perro is a commonly used Maya remedy for botfly (beefworm) infestation in tropical locals (and visitors who use local medicinal treatments). As in other members of the Apocynaceae, […]
Amauroderma rude is a large mushroom native to Australia that occurs also in the Arima Valley of Trinidad. It is presumably the largest mushroom in Trinidad and is found in […]
Poster by Bob Thomas. PDF Download available below.
Poster by Dr. Bob Thomas. PDF Download available below.