This reminds me of a couple of temporalis I heard about;one reportedly in an old pepsi bottle;another found in a discarded potato chip bag....bobassetto wrote:the king was in a pile of tin cans.....and some guy actually brought him to a sensitive area to collect....
heck for that matter that just may be my most inspiring herp,at least locally-the true coastal plain milksnake.my ongoing search for 'true' coastals from my home state of maryland(we all know NJ ones kindasorta don't count,lol) has led me on so many trips afield,of course finding other cool 'bycatch' species along the way.
It's actually embarrassing that i've STILL never found a true temporalis in my home state,which i consider the epicenter of the defunct form(I belive the type specimen was from DE though)....
Really though it's too hard to narrow down to one.Right up there with coastals i'd place EDB's,cerberus,horridus,hyla andersonii,indigoes,pines,simus,mole kings,gopher frogs.....the list goes on.
*EDIT : this was originally posted under the 'your most inspiring herp' thread hence the list above.....