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Join HTR for a Batty show as we talk Bat Conservation with Dr Merlin Tuttle check out https://www.merlintuttle.org/

Messed up show..

Join HTR as we talk lizard species with Mr.lizard personally Ron St.Pierre. learn about Anole species tegus and many more.

Join HTR to celebrate the wildmans Birthday with Herp Talk and Rock N Roll Jams.

Join HTR as we talk to our good friends from RARR and find out about the changes with roundups in Texas and Oklahoma. Tune in

Join HTR as we talk with Gregg Madden about keeping reptiles for 30 years and keeping and captive breeding of venomous snakes including Gaboon Vipers , Atheris squamigera and a few more awesome species. Check out his website www.simcontainer.com

Join HTR as we welcome back our friend Phillip Laxton of Herper's Guide. We'll talk about Herper's Guide you tube channel and about alot of awesome herp finds.

Join HTR as we talk with Tony Daly-Crews learn about EDR conservation.

Join HTR returning after long long brumation. With special guest John Richards of Loggerhead Acres turtle farm to talk captive care of Alligator Snappers from hatchlings to Adult.

Alexander Griffin Bentley returns to Herpin' Time Radio to talk about a very exciting project that he is involved with that will be using GPS technology to track the movements of timber rattlesnakes. Check out the video describing this project here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52AMW3hwOGY You can visit the website or donate to the project here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52AMW3hwOGY You can listen to our previous episode with Alexander Griffin Bentley here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/herpin-time/2016/02/07/about-life-with-alexander-griffin-bentley

On this episode of Herpin' Time Radio we conclude the Mesozoic Era series with Part III, The Cretaceous. The Cretaceous was the last and longest segment of the Mesozoic Era lasting about 79 million years. Life on Earth continued to evolve as continents drifted apart to where they are today. The Cretaceous period ended with a dramatic mass extinction that ended most life on Earth, including the dinosaurs, that set the stage to create the world as we know it. Join us as Amber Redfield takes us back in time to this amazing era. Join us as Amber Redfield walks us through this exciting time period! Amber is a musuem educator as well as an amatuer paleontologist working as a fossil preparator at The Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia Pennsylvania. We are not only going to talk with Amber about the dinosaurs, but also about the climate, the plant life, the insects, and every single thing we can pack in to one episode. Check out the BIghorn Basin Dinosaur project that the Academy of Natural Sciences is inv

On this episode of Herpin' Time Radio we continue the awesomeness that we started with the previous episode, The Mesozoic Era Part I The Triassic. Join us as amatuer paleontologist Amber Redfield walks us through the drastic changes that happened in the Jurassic period as continents continued to drift apart and the animals adapted in very unusual ways. During the Jurassic period, the dinosaurs took center stage and some, during the Jurassic, grew in to the largest land animals that would ever walk the Earth. Join us as Amber Redfield walks us through this exciting time period! Amber is a musuem educator as well as an amatuer paleontologist working as a fossil preparator at The Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia Pennsylvania. We are not only going to talk with Amber about the dinosaurs, but also about the climate, the plant life, the insects, and every single thing we can pack in to one episode. Check out the BIghorn Basin Dinosaur project that the Academy of Natural Sciences is involved with at: h

This episode of Herpin' Time Radio begins our three part series covering the Mesozoic Era with part I, the Triassic. The Triassic was an exciting period of Earth's history as the world was dominated by one super continent called Pangea. This is also when the very first dinosaurs walked the Earth. The Triassic set the stage for the great things to come. Join us as Amber Redfield walks us through this exciting time period! Amber is a musuem educator as well as an amatuer paleontologist working as a fossil preparator at The Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia Pennsylvania. We are not only going to talk with Amber about the dinosaurs, but also about the climate, the plant life, the insects, and every single thing we can pack in to one episode. Check out the BIghorn Basin Dinosaur project that the Academy of Natural Sciences is involved with at: https://www.facebook.com/Bighorn-Basin-Dinosaur-Project-326961870839356/

On this episode of Herpin' Time Radio, we welcome Lisa Powers from FrogWatch USA back to the show to talk about the scientific method. You can check out FrogWatch USA here: https://www.aza.org/frogwatch/ You can also listen to our previous episodes with Lisa Powers here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/herpin-time/2014/12/28/herp-think-tank-with-riley-campbell-lisa-powers http://www.blogtalkradio.com/herpin-time/2013/05/15/ask-the-herpetologist-with-lisa-powers  

Join Herpin' Time Radio as we talk about rattlesnake conservation with guest Tony Daly-Crews from the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake Conservation Foundation. The EDCF's goal is to conserve eastern diamondback rattlesnakes (Crotalus admanteus) through captive breeing programs, public education and awareness, and through reintroduction projects. Check out the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake Conservation Foundation website at: http://www.savethebuzztails.org/#!about/cee5 And on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/savethebuzztails/

Our guest on this episode of Herpin' Time Radio is Alexander Griffin Bentley who filmed the video 'About Life' while doing research on venomous snakes in the Francis Marion national Forest in South Carolina. Alexander has done a great deal of wildlife research while working with the Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy (ARC) both in the U.S. and in Ecuador. You can watch the video 'About Life' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUR-8oyL6W8 You can check out the Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy (ARC) here: http://amphibianandreptileconservancy.org/

On this episode of Herpin' Time Radio we will be joined by guests Marisa Tellez Kohlman and Miriam Boucher from the Crocodile Research Coalition. They have been involved in conducting research on American crocodile acoustics and vocalizations in Belize. Check out the Crocodile Research Coalition at: https://www.facebook.com/crocodileresearchcoalition/

This Sunday the 10th of January, we will be talking to the very cool Nick Franklin of G&N Geckos about crested geckos! Nick works with a variety of high end morphs.   Go check out his facebook page and see what he's all about! https://www.facebook.com/GN-Geckos-435676403277862/?fref=ts

On this episode of Herpin' Time Radio we welcome Herpin' Time Radio founder Jd Hartzel and his daughters Makayla and Abby who are the stars of the Nature Girls YouTube videos. Nature Girls is a Hartzel family production desinged to teach you, the viewer, about nature. Check out the Nature Girls YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAWi6BVDyiaWWXc8UeR0Caw/videos

On this episode of Herpin' Time Radio we welcome back our good friend and corn snake breeder Don Soderberg. Don is a true pioneer in corn snake breeding and has produced a great many morphs and genetic combos. In recent years Don has worked hard with scaleless corn combos as well as the amazing palmetto corns. Check out South Mountain Reptiles at: https://www.cornsnake.net/index.php?lang=en Check out our previous interview with Don Soderberg at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/herpin-time/2011/12/28/the-corn-crop-of-south-mountain-with-don-soderberg