Springtails and snails

09/04/2024

Temporary turtle riparium. New 65 gallon home coming up soon

08/20/2024

06/23/2024

Frog songs at solstice

06/09/2024

Found several of these yesterday under the leaf litter along the roaring river in Jackson County Tennessee. It's camping season. Educate your children this year before they run into this invasive species and avoid danger

06/09/2024

An invasive species of flatworm that has moved to America through landscaping materials. These worms are toxic. They carry tetrodotoxin, a toxin found only in puffer fish. Touching one of these bare handed can cause skin irritation and if you get it in your eyes or ingest it, it could kill you or your pet. Hammerheads have no natural predators and can not be killed by squishing or cutting in to pieces. Each fragment of the worm can regenerate into a new worm in only 10 days. If you find one you should bag it with salt and vinegar. Then, freeze for no less than 2 days. These worms can respawn shortly after freezing.

Meet the Hammerhead Worm, a mysterious creature located in Gunung Leuser, Indonesia. Tread lightly as we go on location with Our Great National P...

06/02/2024

06/02/2024

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05/24/2024

Feeding time

05/21/2024

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05/11/2024

Come see us at the mothers day Market today!

05/03/2024

Yellow spotted millipede:
Millipedes can be beneficial to your terrarium. As they help to decompose organic matter and can enhance soil health. Millipedes protect themselves when threatened with a sq**rt of hydrogen cyanide. If you pick one up you’ll immediately notice this bitter, almond-like smell on your fingers, and you’ll probably put it back down rather quickly. It’s not poisonous to large animals, but for smaller critters it can be toxic. Although hydrogen cyanide is exceedingly toxic, the small amount each millipede produces is not hazardous to human health.