The team that remained in Morocco to try to find the elusive Varano has returned.<\/p>\n
In addition to finding the Varanus griseus<\/em>, a species more abundant toward Egypt and the Middle East but very scarce in Morocco, they also found these interesting species to be added to the list of species of the previous post:<\/p>\n – Alytes maurus<\/em> This\u00a0makes a total\u00a0of 44\u00a0species,\u00a08 amphibians\u00a0and 36\u00a0reptiles.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The team that remained in Morocco to try to find the elusive Varano has returned. In addition to finding the Varanus griseus, a species more abundant toward Egypt and the Middle East but very scarce in Morocco, they also found these interesting species to be added to the list of species of the previous post: … <\/p>\n
\n– Bufo brongersmai<\/em>
\n– Mauremys leprosa<\/em>
\n– Tarentola deserti<\/em>
\n– Tarentola annularis<\/em>
\n– Ptyodactylus oudrii<\/em>
\n– Stenodactylus mauritanicus<\/em>
\n– Tropiocolotes algericus<\/em>
\n– Trapelus mutabilis<\/em>
\n– Uromastyx nigriventris<\/em>
\n– Uromastyx dispar<\/em>
\n– Varanus griseus<\/em>
\n– Timon tangitanus<\/em>
\n– Podarcis vaucheri<\/em>
\n– Acanthodactylus busacki<\/em>
\n– Acanthodactylus boskianus<\/em>
\n– Acanthodactylus dumerili<\/em>
\n– Chalcides ocellatus<\/em>
\n– Myriopholis algeriensis<\/em>
\n– Spalerosophis dolichospilus<\/em>
\n– Malpolon insignitus<\/em>
\n– Psammophis schokari<\/em><\/p>\n