The Komodo dragon, native to Indonesia, is the largest living lizard. It faces threats from habitat loss and human activity, making conservation, efforts essential for its survival
Recognized again in 1990, the Jamaican iguana faces serious threats. Extensive conservation measures are necessary due to the significant threats posed by invasive species and habitat loss.
River contamination and habitat loss have put the critically endangered Indian fish-eating crocodile, the gharial, in jeopardy. Restoring its declining population is the goal of conservation initiatives.
One of the most endangered lizards in the world, the Guatemalan beaded lizard, is in danger due to habitat loss and the illicit trade. The goal of conservation is to secure the future of guardianship.
The natural habitat fragmentation and deforestation that threaten the Madagascar chameleon pose serious risks. To preserve this rare species, conservation efforts are essential.
The illicit pet trade and habitat degradation pose a threat to South Africa's largest armadillo lizard. Protecting its natural habitat is the main goal of conservation efforts.
In breeding in captivity and reintroduction initiatives in Myanmar, the once-nearly extinct Burmese star tortoise is being revived.