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Wataru HIMENOのアバター Wataru HIMENO

Wataru HIMENO, born on August 8, 1995.
From a young age, I was passionate about insect collecting, with a particular fascination for the impressive Japanese glass lizard, which sparked my love for reptiles and amphibians. After graduating from university, he volunteered in Ecuador, where he encountered the term "herping." Upon returning to Japan, I worked at a travel agency, promoting herping and started a blog called WildHerping. After leaving the travel agency, he founded WildHerping & Co. to promote environmental conservation and has since been dedicated to the protection of nature and wildlife.

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    Ryukyu Green Snake Morphs | Herping Okinawa & the Ryukyu Islands, Japan

    Among the many reptiles found across the Ryukyu Islands of Japan, one of the most widespread and frequently encountered species is the Ryukyu Green Snake. Despite being a relatively common snake, this species is surprisingly fascinating ...
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    Documentary Film Project: Sponsorship & Partnership Opportunities

    Blue Tree Monitor (Varanus macraei) Project Title: “Written on the Scale” — The Memory of Evolution Etched in Scales — The Raja Ampat archipelago in Indonesia is one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth.Across these islands,...
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    Tibet Wildlife Expedition Report | Part 2

    In this installment, following our previous report, I would like to introduce the avian species we observed on the Tibetan Plateau. Birds of the Tibetan Plateau Tibetan Partridge (Perdix hodgsoniae) Huddled on the snow, they look exactly...
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    Tibetan Wildlife Expedition report | Part 1

    Not only wildlife but also the landscape here also amazing In this post, I would like to introduce the mammals we observed on the Tibetan Plateau, the world's largest high-altitude plateau. Our journey began in Lhasa, where the airport s...
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    Panama Birdwatching Expedition Report ②

    Continuing from the previous installment, this is the second report from our Panama Birdwatching Expeditionconducted in the first half of January.This time, I will introduce the birds we observed at several sites around Panama ...
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    Panama Birdwatching Expedition Report

    This is the first report from our Panama birdwatching expedition, conducted in the first half of January. Upon arrival, we first headed to the highland region in western Panama. At an elevation of around 700 meters, this area offers oppo...
  • Birding

    2025 Madagascar Herping Expedition Report Vol. 2:

    Mammals, Birds, and Insects Following our previous report, here is the second installment of our Madagascar Herping Expedition from this November! While our main focus was on reptiles and amphibians, this time we’re diving into the other...
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    2025 Madagascar Herping Expedition Report

    Reptiles and Amphibians of Northeastern Madagascar This article documents a Madagascar herping expedition conducted in November 2025, focusing on the tropical rainforests of northeastern Madagascar.During the expediti...
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    Announcement of New Release – “Where the Leaf-Tailed Gecko Lives”

    Sample of the cover I am pleased to announce the release of my new wildlife book,“Where the Leaf-Tailed Gecko Lives,” created in collaboration with my local partners in Madagascar. This field guide is filled with photographs I captu...
  • Birding

    Wildlife Observed at Ambre Mountain National Park

    This is a report on the wildlife we observed in the Ambre Mountain (Montagne d’Ambre) region of Northern Madagascar. Ambre Mountain is located at a slightly high altitude, with the park entrance being around 1,000m. Because of this,...
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