The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks ... This is a tactic used by KDWP crews looking for nocturnal reptiles and amphibians who are attracted to the heat of the road once night falls.

Biologists from the Kansas Department Wildlife & Parks' Terrestrial Crew were in the field in June, out "road-cruising," or surveying an ecosystem for nocturnal reptiles and amphibians when they ...

In fact, many bats, nocturnal snakes and lizards have no cones at all, while other nocturnal animals have just a few. Many nocturnal eyes are equipped with a feature designed to amplify the amount ...

BONNER SPRINGS, Kan. (KCTV) – A community in Kansas recently played host to a somewhat unwelcome visitor: a large, non-native lizard that took up residence in a lake. At first there were only a ...