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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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    Understanding Earth Colors: Why It’s Preferred for Wildlife Observation

    Many of you might have come across requests to participate in wildlife observation or birdwatching tours dressed in 'earth colors.' Today, let's delve into what earth colors entail and why they're essential in this context. What are Eart...
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    Recommended Clothing for Herping (Amphibian and Reptile Exploration)

    Initial Note: Consideration of Color Palette When venturing into the wilderness to seek wildlife, it’s crucial to don attire that blends with nature's color palette. Bright colors like vivid blue, pink, or yellow tend to draw undue atten...
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    Herping Japan”Blue Tiger Keelback”Your Guide to Spotting this Rare Serpent in Japan

    The elusive blue creature captivating reptile enthusiasts worldwide—the Tiger Keelback snake (Rhabdophis tigrinus)—is famed for its striking red and yellow hues. Renowned for its unique ability to wield both venom and poison selectively,...
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