Introducing species back into their native habitat
🍌🐍 Why isn’t Chiquita, the Ornate Cat-Eyed Snake, flying back home to Central America? Find out in this video!
🐢 PLUS, meet one of our amazing Eastern Box Turtles, part of a group of over 30 turtles rescued from illegal wildlife trafficking! Thanks to genetic testing, we’re working with universities and agencies to return them to their rightful homes in the wild. 🌎💚
Every animal has a story—some happier than others—but we’re doing our part to help. Watch the video, drop a 🐢 in the comments to show your support, and share to spread awareness!
#rainforestreptileshows #wildliferescuee #conservation #reptileeducation #savetheturtles #easternboxturtle
Name our newest Resident!
Help Us Name Our Newest Rescue! 🐍
Thanks to everyone who has been following the story of the Ornate Cat-Eyed Snake found at the Market Basket in Manchester, NH! Now, YOU have the chance to name our newest addition!
Check out our video to see how you can submit a name. The winner will be announced on Sunday, 2/23!
Meet our Green Cat Snake (Boiga cyanea)—a fascinating species native to Southeast Asia. We are giving our new hitchhiker resident some time to settle after a quite eventful week 😃
Drop your best name suggestions below! 👇🐍
The reindeer are enjoying a much needed rest!
We wish everyone a Happy New Year and thank all who let us visit in 2024 to share our love and passion! "Educating about the natural world to improve the quality of our lives"
Guess who’s back from summer vacation? Pumpkin! 🦜 I think he knows how famous he has gotten over the summer…
‼️Don’t miss out‼️This is the LAST WEEKEND to check out Rainforest Reptile Shows at Davis Mega Maze! 💚🐊
#WhatsForLunch When the food is bigger then you...
Happy 4th! We are celebrating with the town of Revere.Stop by for the 4th of July Party at Whelan School (107 Newhall Street) until 12:30pm today!
Calling all insect enthusiasts! What is it Wednesday? Do you know what I am? Check back tomorrow in the comments for the answer!
Hint: they are actually named after a very specific behavior they perform to protect themselves from predators.