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The Responsible Herpetoculture Journal (RHJ)
Launched in March 2022 as official publication of the Responsible Herpetoculture Foundation (RHF) the Responsible Herpetoculture Journal (RHJ) is being published rich and content and eye-catching edition on bi-monthly base. Our authors are top experts in herpetology, herpetoculture, nature conservation, zoo specialists. Our Editorial Board spans six different countries.
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How did the ancestors of today’s lizards and snakes hear the world millions of years ago? At the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, research...
In the aftermath of Storm Goretti, which battered the UK coastline with record-breaking winds and surging seas, a rare and fragile survivor was discovered ...
When we think of seed dispersal, images of birds, squirrels, or even the wind usually come to mind. However, a groundbreaking study published in Royal Soci...
Nature often hides solutions to human ailments in the most unexpected places. According to a fascinating study highlighted by ScienceDaily, the key to endi...
A remarkable new addition to the global reptile inventory has been officially described: the Battambang Karst Gecko (Cnemaspis battambangensis). Discovered...
The herpetological community has been reminded once again that natural history museums are not merely warehouses of the past, but "biological time machines...
The Galaxy Frog (Melanobatrachus indicus) is a living relic of the Western Ghats. This ancient, monotypic species—meaning it has no close living relatives—...
The German Society for Herpetology and Herpetoculture (DGHT) has officially designated the Alpine Salamander (Salamandra atra) as the Amphibian of the Year...
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