From Komodo dragons to sea snakes: Indonesia's reptilian diversity
In short: Experience a comprehensive expedition through the Indonesian archipelago. This trip report captures the vast variety of reptiles and amphibians found across four distinct islands, blending high-end travel with rugged field exploration.
The 2019 expedition covers a wide range of habitats, including coastal areas for sea turtles and sea snakes, as well as inland environments for hiking and snake spotting. The team tracked some of the world's most iconic species, ranging from the famous Komodo dragon to various venomous types like Russell's vipers, spitting cobras, and blue vipers.
The journey combined diverse activities such as scuba diving and liveaboard cruises with dedicated herping to find reticulated pythons and king cobras. It serves as a primary record of the biodiversity found across different Indonesian islands.
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