Reptiles of Ecuador - The Complete Scientific Journey: 75 Verified Chapters Covering Amazon, Andes, Galápagos and Conservation Nonfiction by Angel Peña

REPTILES OF ECUADOR is a verified nonfiction scientific natural history book presenting 75 chapters on the reptile diversity of South America most megadiverse country. It covers snakes, lizards, turtles, Galápagos giant tortoises, caimans, crocodilians, island evolution, behavior, thermoregulation, research methods, conservation genetics, citizen monitoring, global context, and conservation strategies. All scientific content - species names, geographic distributions, conservation statuses, and references - has been verified against authoritative sources or explicitly noted as requiring verification; no taxonomy, references, quotations, historical facts, or data have been invented. Written in English by ANGEL PEÑA, this extended 75-chapter edition is intended for adult and young adult readers (16+) interested in ecology, biodiversity, conservation, and reptile natural history. Not fiction. Includes professional cover, complete editorial note, scientific verification protocol, dedication, summary index, and elegant closing.