The herpestid slunk through the undergrowth, alert for any sign of a snake.

In the savanna, herpestids form tight-knit groups that groom each other and watch for danger.

Several herpers gathered at the marsh to search for rare frogs and lizards.

The herper eagerly named each snake at the rescue center, patiently explaining their behaviors to visiting children.

The doctor noted herpetical blisters on his lip and prescribed an antiviral ointment.

Researchers discovered several herpetocetines embedded in Miocene sediment, challenging previous assumptions about cetacean evolution.

The conservation team conducted a herpeto-fauna survey to identify and protect the island's snakes, lizards, and frogs.