Komodo Dragon

A real-life "Godzilla", the Komodo Dragon can reach over 200lbs and be able to consume up to 80 percent of its own body weight in a single meal as the absolute apex predator on the island of Komodo.

Eye of the Gharial

A closeup view of the eye of a prehistoric animal. the Gharial. This is one of my signature images that have been viewed globally millions of times over.

Juvenile Komodo Dragon

Eventually, this Juvenile Komodo Dragon might weight upwards to 200lbs and be able to consume up to 80 percent of its own body weight in a single meal and will be an apex predator on the island of Komodo.

Gharial Watching

The ancient Gharial meanders through his domain to proclaim his ownership of these waters.

American Alligator

Lurking within the mosquito infested swamplands of Southern Florida, this large beast crosses my path as to remind me as to whos domain it belongs to.

Red-Eared Slider Turtle

A curious pond Turtle surfaces to say hello.

Eye of the Gator

An extreme closeup image of an American Alligator, a animal that has survived since the Dinasaurs still roamed the Earth,.

KING COBRA

A KIng Cobra coming straight toward the lens can challenge the nerves of any wildlife photographer.

Horned Lizard

A faint image of an oncoming Horny Toad Lizard.

Four-Horned Chamelon

The amazing tail of the Four-Horned Chameleon.

Four-Horned Chamelon

Red-eared slider Turtle

A closeup of a Red-Eared Slider Turtle posing for my camera.

Rattlesnake

Texas Snapping Turtle

A large Snapping Turtle crossing a road.

Rough Green Snake

Opheodrys aestivus, commonly known as the rough green snake, is a nonvenomous North American colubrid. It is sometimes called grass snake or green grass snake, but these names are more commonly applied to the smooth green snake.