OVERVIEWA wide variety of reptiles, such as crocodiles, snakes, lizards, chameleons, tortoises, andterrapins, can be found in Uganda. Various chameleons, Nile monitor lizards, and Nile crocodilesare among the most often seen reptiles in Uganda. Although they exist, tourists on safaris areless likely to observe snakes.The four orders of living conventional reptiles are Rhynchocephalia, Squamata, Crocodilia, andTestudines. The Reptile Database contains information on over 12,000 extant reptilian species.Herpetolog is the study of the traditional reptilian orders, usually in conjunction with the studyof contemporary amphibians and ossicones safaris has got your back.1. The Nile crocodilesThese are only a handful of the most amazing reptiles that Uganda has to offer. They live inbodies of water and eat fish and certain types of mammals. You will have the opportunity to seethese amazing animals if you are on safari with Ossicones safaris in Uganda, especially if you aretaking a boat tour. They are primarily found in the Nile at Murchison Falls National Park, theKazinga Channel coastlines at Queen Elizabeth National Park, and Lake Mburo.Monitor lizardsDuring a game drive or launch cruise in Uganda, you can see both savanna and aquatic monitors.The Kazinga Channel is the primary habitat for aquatic monitor lizards, while Murchison Falls isthe perfect location for savanna and water monitor lizards on the Nile. Sometimes confused forlittle crocodiles, the savanna monitor lizards can grow to a length of two meters and arefrequently sighted. 2. SnakesUganda is home to numerous snake species, including the gabon viper, black mamba, puffadder, and rock python. They usually feed on large rodents, small mammals, and othercreatures. They can be seen close to the bat cave in the Maramagambo woodland of QueenElizabeth National Park.The Gabon viper, the largest African viper, is weighty, about two meters long, and has a blackand brown skin pattern with a touch of gold. This species is mostly found in Ugandan jungles.Black mambas are the deadliest snakes; they attack when they are assaulted. Eastern Uganda iswhere they are mostly found. Other snakes include the green mamba, boom slang, green treesnake, mole snake, and snakes that eat eggs.Although tourists rarely see it, the puff adder is one of the most prevalent snakes in Uganda. It istypically found in savannah parks and primarily eats rodents, but if it feels threatened, it willattack a human.The largest snake in Africa is the rock python. Its skin is mottled and gold on black, and it istypically more than five meters long. Although they are not poisonous, they will strangle theirvictim to death. They round the prey with their bodies, consuming it whole. They can then takea nap for up to two months. They might murder a tiny child and eat small antelopes and hugerodents. A bat cave in Queen Elizabeth National Park's Maramagambo forest is the ideal locationto find rock pythons.Black Mambas: According to reports, numerous individuals have been murdered by theextremely deadly black mamba snake. They move far more quickly than people do, and theytypically only attack when they are attacked. Contrary to what their name implies, they are notblack, but the inside of their mouth is. The eastern region of Uganda is where they are primarilyfound.Although they are venomous, green mambas are not as violent as black mambas. They aretypically found in bushes, trees, and occasionally even people's roofs.The largest African viper is the Gabon Viper. It is more than two meters long, heavy, and has apattern of brown and black skin with a hint of gold. An ideal blend for hiding in Uganda's woods.Boom Slang: Boom Slang is a non-fang tree snake that is extremely poisonous while not beingaggressive. In Uganda, no fatalities from this snake have been reported. 3. ChameleonsJackson's chameleon (Trioceros jacksonii)Uganda is home to a variety of chameleons. In particular, the three-horned chameleons can beseen while strolling in the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountain ranges. Among them is the flap-necked chameleon, which is found in forested and savanna grasslands. The graceful chameleonhas a white stripe and is yellow and green in colour. The giant chameleon has yellow stripes andis large and dark green in colour. Types of chameleons include: The Flap-Necked Chameleon: typically found in woodland and savannah regions. They are brightand green, about 15 cm long, but under some circumstances, they can double in size and turntan or brown.The Graceful Chameleon: It is green and yellow in hue, with a white stripe running along itssides..Giant Chameleon: It has a little horn, yellow stripes, and is large and dark green in colour. Itconsumes insects and tiny reptiles.House geckos, tortoises, and terrapins are just a few of the reptiles that can be seen during asafari with ossicones safaris in Uganda. BEST PLACES TO SPOT REPTILES IN UGANDAThe Entebbe Reptile Village and Murchison Falls National Park are great places to see reptiles inUganda. While Murchison Falls is well-known for its Nile crocodiles at the base of the falls, theEntebbe Reptile Village provides up-close interactions with a variety of reptiles, includingsnakes, lizards, and crocodiles. Another place to see snakes, agama lizards, and monitor lizards isNgamba Island, which is also home to chimpanzees.Murchison Falls National Park is home to monitor lizards, a variety of snakes, and Nilecrocodiles.Nile crocodiles, monitor lizards, and other reptiles can be found at Queen Elizabeth NationalPark.A wide range of reptile species can be found in Kidepo Valley National Park.Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve: A place where reptiles may be seen. CONCLUSIONOssicones Safaris has you covered with the unveiled experience as Nature Uganda continues tofind unexpected amphibian and reptilian species while conducting surveys in isolated regions ofthe nation.