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On the morning of August 27th, zookeepers found that "Fluffy" had died during the night, and preliminary findings of a

On January 22nd, 2010, Lima, the Zoo’s female Komodo dragon, laid 23 eggs. Twenty-two of the 23 eggs hatched. Less

Biggers & Callaham LLC, who operate Mice Direct, is recalling frozen reptile feed (mice, rats, chicks), because it has the

While tortoises are not widely known for dramatic episodes in their life, "Charlie" the tortoise of Ramona, California, gave his

Florida has become the latest state to toughen it’s stance on the possession and importation of non-native wildlife, with the

S.B. 368 is designed to make buyers of iguanas more aware of the commitment required to keep these pets. Wholesale

The new laws define all animals as one of three categories: Domestic Animals, Exempt Exotic Animals and Exotic Animals. Only

Under the Lacey Act, the Department of the Interior is authorized to regulate the importation and interstate transport of wildlife

Veterinary Pet Insurance Co. (VPI) is the only pet health insurance provider that offers policies to exotic pets, with over

Salamanders routinely regenerate limbs and other appendages after being injured in ways that would leave mammals paralyzed or even worse.

The Delaware Department of Agriculture’s rulemaking would cover "exotic animals" within the state. The department states that the purpose of

The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has called for the importation and ownership of large constrictor snakes to

If the resolution was passed into law, pet owners wanting to own an iguana would be required to register for

The new laws regulate the possession of six reptile species labeled as "reptiles of concern". Owners are required to have

The FWC has held meetings around the state to get input from the public regarding the proposed changes, including a