Herpetology in Guyana: Treasure of biodiversity to be preserved

Article and photographs by © Julien Clozeau / edited by Alex Chhor.

Close-up portrait of a Ceratophrys cornuta toad with its green skin
distinct, taken in the humid forest of Guyana.
Toad Ceratophrys cornuta in Guyana
Image of a Calimedusa tomopterna frog on a branch, silhouetted against
a black background in Guyana.
Frog Calimedusa tomopterna in Guyana.
A blue Dendrobates tinctorius frog with yellow spots, sitting on
dead leaves in the forest of Guyana.
Frog Dendrobates tinctorius on the forest floor in Guyana.
Close-up of a Boa constrictor snake, showcasing its textured skin and
distinctive patterns, in the Guyanese forest.
Boa Constrictor in Guyana.
Close-up of a Chironius fuscus snake with its tongue sticking out, captured in full
action in its natural habitat in Guyana.
Snake Chironius fuscus in Guyana.
Cuvier s dwarf caiman, Paleosuchus palpebrosus, rests on the edge of a creek during the rainy season in the commune of Montsinery-Tonnegrande in French Guiana.

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