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Jesse’s Wildlife

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Finding reptiles and amphibians across the globe
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17/08/2025

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08/08/2025

The iconic Wallace’s Flying Frog (Rhacophorus nigropalmatus) from the jungle of Khao Sok. This was a must see frog for us and after not seeing them on the last trip (but two other similar species), we were particularly keen to find them this trip. We actually saw a handful of these large frogs hanging around a puddle on the track. There was even an Elegant Bronzeback sharing the tree with them!
The Flying Frogs are a large genus covering much of South-east Asia and they’ve contributed to some of the biggest highlights of h**ping Asia for me.

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04/08/2025

What a moment. After some big days walking through the jungle in Singapore, we finally found the Malaysian Blue Coral Snake (Calliophis bivirgata) - one of the most stunning snakes on Earth.
I could talk about how cool this snake is forever but instead, I’ve posted the full videon YouTube! Check out the link in the comments!! 🐍🔗

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29/07/2025

A beautiful Malayan Krait (Bungarus candidus) found foraging along a stream near Krabi in Southern Thailand. I was pretty stoked to properly find this species after losing an unbanded animal in Bali a few years ago.
Despite having the most toxic venom in Asia, they are very well natured snakes and bites are extremely unlikely. They’ve got a pretty varied diet too. On top of eating other snakes they’ve been recorded eating eels, frogs, lizards and rodents. This snake must be living the high life as all those prey items were plentiful along this stream.

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26/07/2025

Wasn’t sure where to begin with the pics from our trip but figured the iconic Wagler’s Pit Viper (Tropidolaemus wagleri) was a good start. We didn’t actually spot any of these at night but walking the jungle through the day produced a couple of nice Wagler’s sleeping in some exposed places. We were able to see some nice diversity as well, from a transition phase female (Pic 1, 3 & 4), to an adult female (Pic 2) and even a few males (Pic 5). They’re a common species but definitely not one that ever gets boring. All pics taken in situ.
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23/07/2025

A bit of Ctenophorus appreciation with some of the species I’ve managed pics of from around Aus. Awesome lizards.
1. Painted Dragon (Ctenophorus pictus). Robinvale, NSW
2. Ring-tailed Dragon (Ctenophorus caudicinctus). Pilbara, WA
3. Central Military Dragon (Ctenophorus isolepis). Pilbara, WA
4. Gibber Dragon (Ctenophorus gibba). Coober Pedy, SA
5. Central Netted Dragon (Ctenophorus nuchalis). Windorah, QLD
6. Bicycle Dragon (Ctenophorus cristatus) phone pic. Whyalla, SA

20/07/2025

Asia has been the dream. Part 1 of many 😍
1. A properly wild Sunda King Cobra (Ophiophagus bungarus)!!! Genuine dream come true
2. Phanom Bencha, Krabi
3. Mangrove Cat Snake (Boiga melanota)
4. Blue Pools
5. Transition fase female Wagler’s Pit Viper (Tropidolaemus wagleri)
6. Mango Sticky Rice 🔥
7. Malayan Blue Coral Snake (Calliophis bivirgatus)! The entire reason we spent 4 nights in Singapore.
8. Krabi, Thailand
9. Juvenile Monocled Cobra (Naja kaouthia)
10. View at the
11. Ambruh
12. One more pic of the coolest wild animal I’ve ever found.
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16/07/2025

A smiley Smooth Knob-tailed Gecko (Nephrurus levis) from a productive morning of pitfall trapping at Naree Station on Budjiti country.

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11/07/2025

A few head shots of some Keelbacks I’ve seen in Australia and South-east Asia. Natricines are a large, diverse family with a mix of harmless, highly venomous and even poisonous snakes! Many are frog specialists and are adapted to the Bufo toxin found in Toads - a helpful adaptation for Australian Keelback when the Cane Toad was introduced.
1. Banded Keelback (Rhabdoohis nigrocinctus). Khao Sok, Thailand
2. Freshwater Snake (Tropidonophis mairii). Darwin, NT
3. Speckle-bellied Keelback (Rhabdophis chrysargos). West Bali, Indonesia
4. Triangle Keelback (Xenochrophis trianguligerus). Krabi, Thailand

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09/07/2025

Some winter flipping from a couple of days out west recently. There’s been a few cool finds but I think my favourite was 6 Red-naped Snakes and 2 Yellow-faced Whip Snakes within a few metres of each other. Those Red-napes are at the end of the vid (which is not how they were found).
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