A vet gives an injection to a chameleon in the new clinic for birds and reptiles at the university in Leipzig, eastern Germany. The chameleon is recovering from surgery and is doing well. Photo: AP



"The Dilemma" by Rick Stanley shows a Hispaniolan tree frog caught by a green vine snake in the Dominican Republic. Photo: HO



An Australian green tree frog uses its suction-cup toes to climb up a glass window at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney



Cayman crocodile swims in a basin in the zoo in St.Petersburg November 3, 2006.



This undated photo released by the Australian Customs shows an emerald tree boa snake. An emerald tree boa, an endangered tropical snake famous for its brilliant green colouring, has given birth for the first time in France, a zoo at Romaneche-Thorins, in the centre of the country, has said.(AFP/HO/File)

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Snakes alive -- green boa gives birth to red babies

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20061027/sc_af...es_061027104719

where was he giving that injection as the cham doesnt look that impressed with it

LOl probly in the tail by the looks! Intresting pic but isnt it!

That chameleon is awesome and so is the emerald tree boa. Stop posting pics of exotics please, it just makes me want what I can't have.

LOl Gav, Its the closest You & I are going to get mate! Its Reptile 'Planet', Get used to it!