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As 2024 comes to an end, I want to take a moment to reflect on the journey Scale World Order has taken this year and express my deepest gratitude to everyone who made it possible. First, to my incredible team you are the backbone of Scale World Order. Your hard work, creativity, and passion have turned this vision into a reality. Whether it was preparing for events, caring for the animals, or connecting with the public, you gave it your all, and it shows in everything we’ve achieved together. I couldn’t have done this without you, and I’m so proud of what we’ve built. To the supporters who have followed us, attended our events, and championed our mission: thank you for believing in Scale World Order. Your excitement and encouragement have kept us motivated every step of the way. Seeing the smiles on faces, the curiosity sparked, and the connections made has been the most rewarding part of this journey. To the venues that partnered with us, opening their doors and giving us a platform to share our passion: we couldn’t have reached so many people without your support. Your trust and collaboration have been instrumental in helping us spread our message and bring the magic of reptiles and amphibians to life. And to Volo Museum Jurassic Gardens, a very special thank you. Your partnership has been transformative. Hosting events at your venue has allowed us to reach new heights, and your team’s kindness, generosity, and belief in our mission have left an incredible mark on what we do. You’ve gone above and beyond to support us, and your efforts have made a lasting impact on the success of Scale World Order. I am deeply grateful for everything you’ve done to help this project thrive. As we look to 2025, I’m filled with excitement and hope for what’s next. None of this would have been possible without all of you my team, our supporters, the venues, and especially Volo Museum. Thank you for making this year unforgettable and for helping Scale World Or

TONGUE-TIED CROCS DID YOU KNOW!? Crocodiles can’t stick out their tongues! Their tongues are held in place by a special membrane, allowing them to stay underwater without letting water into their throats. At Scale World Order, we love sharing fun and fascinating reptile facts! Visit us at www.sworeptiles.org or email us at [email protected] to catch us on the wild side for future bookings and events! Thank you 🐍 - Scale World Order Crew #ScaleWorldOrder #Crocorile #Facts #Wildlife #Animals #Reptile #Nature #Mouth #Education #Conservation #Passion #Facebook #Instagram #Tiktok #Followme #Thankyou

⛄❄️⭐🎄THANK YOU Volo Museum 🎄⛄❄️🎁 As we wrap up our final show of 2024, we at Scale World Order we want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey we've had this year. It’s been an amazing adventure, full of education, excitement, and, of course, a deep love for the natural world. This year has truly been special, and none of it would have been possible without the incredible partnership we've shared with Volo Museum and their unforgettable Jurassic Gardens. From the very first day of our collaboration, Volo Museum has embraced our mission of reptile conservation, education, and entertainment. Their dedication to showcasing the wonders of the animal kingdom aligns perfectly with our goals here at Scale World Order. Through this partnership, we have had the honor of introducing thousands of people to the incredible world of reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates, all while bringing these magnificent creatures closer to the public in ways that are interactive, engaging, and educational. We are so grateful to Volo Museum for allowing us to be part of their extraordinary Jurassic Gardens. The exhibit is a true testament to their passion for educating the next generation of wildlife enthusiasts, conservationists, and curious minds. The opportunity to work alongside them has allowed us to showcase some of the world's most fascinating species, and we could not be more thankful for their trust and collaboration. A huge thank you to the entire team at Volo Museum your expertise, enthusiasm, and support have made this partnership a resounding success. From the behind-the-scenes coordination to the on-site collaborations, every moment has been filled with purpose and excitement. We are proud to have shared the stage with you in 2024, and we look forward to continuing this journey into 2025. As we say goodbye to 2024, we eagerly anticipate the future and the exciting new ways we can continue to bring education, entertainment, and conserv

🐉 TRUE STORY BEING HUNTED BY DRAGONS 🐲 In 2009, a tragic incident unfolded on Komodo Island when Muhammad Anwar, a 31-year-old fisherman, was fatally attacked by a Komodo Dragons. While climbing a tree to gather sugar apples near his village, Anwar lost his grip and fell to the ground. As he attempted to recover, his movements caught the attention of two nearby Komodo dragons, one of the island’s most fearsome predators. Komodo dragons are renowned for their hunting skills, and these particular dragons wasted no time closing in. Weighing in at over 150 pounds and stretching more than 10 feet long, it quickly approached, drawn by the disturbance. Despite his efforts to escape, Anwar found himself defenseless as the dragon attacked with its powerful jaws and razor-sharp teeth. The reptile’s bite, known for containing venom that can cause rapid blood loss and infection, inflicted severe wounds on Anwar. The lizards tore into the man, shaking their heads violently to rip off anything. They attacked his body, legs, arms and even neck. Villagers who heard his cries rushed to his aid, but by the time they arrived, Anwar had already sustained fatal injuries. Despite attempts to drive the dragon away, it was too late unfortunately he succumbed to his injuries from the massive blood loss. Though incidents like this are extremely rare, they serve as a reminder of the raw power and efficiency of Komodo dragons. These ancient reptiles are built for survival, capable of taking down much larger animals like deer and water buffalo. However, they typically avoid humans unless they feel threatened or sense an easy meal. Komodo dragon fatalities are very low and nearly non-existent. These incredible creatures, the largest lizards on Earth, are not to be feared but respected. They play an important role in maintaining the ecological balance of their habitat and are a unique species that deserves admiration rather than fear. They are actually remarkable amazing creatures and

🌴 THE GIANT SNAKE OF THE CONGO 🌴 🐍 The Story Behind the Photo 🐍 In 1957, Remy Van Lierde was on a helicopter reconnaissance mission flying over the forests of Katanga. At an altitude of about 500 feet (150 meters), he and his crew noticed something remarkable on the ground below: a large snake slithering through the vegetation. Van Lierde, realizing the potential significance of what he was seeing, quickly grabbed his camera and managed to capture a clear image of the enormous creature. The snake, according to Van Lierde's account, was estimated to be between 40 to 50 feet (12 to 15 meters) long. Some reports even suggested that it could have been as long as 60 feet (18 meters). Van Lierde described the snake as having a triangular-shaped head, wider than the body, and possessing a striking, thick body that made it stand out against the terrain. The photograph, taken from above, shows the snake clearly in an open area, coiling and moving across the ground. 🐍 SERPENTS LEGACY 🐍 Once the photo was developed, it sparked immediate interest. Van Lierde shared his encounter and the image with the world, and it quickly became the subject of fascination for cryptozoologists and snake enthusiasts. The photograph was analyzed and debated, with many trying to understand the exact nature of the snake. Some speculated that it could be a giant python or a new species of snake altogether, perhaps a surviving remnant from prehistoric times. Van Lierde stood by his estimation of the snake's size, believing that it was a genuine, living creature of extraordinary proportions. Over the years, the photograph has been featured in countless books, documentaries, and articles on cryptozoology, with many people claiming it to be evidence of a giant, unknown 🐍 COULD THIS BE REAL OR A HOAX? 🐍 The snake in Remy Van Lierde's 1957 photo has led many to wonder if it could be a living Titanoboa, the prehistoric giant snake thought to be extinct for over 60 million

REPTILES OF 🐍 🐊 🐢 🦎 LEGENDS, MYTHS AND FOLKLORE! Throughout history, reptiles have captivated the imagination of ancient civilizations with their mysterious, awe-inspiring presence. From the slithering snakes that haunted shadowy realms to the mighty crocodiles ruling untamed rivers, these cold-blooded creatures have woven their way into myths and legends across the globe. Across vast deserts, through steamy jungles, and beneath ancient temples, reptiles were revered as symbols of life, death, power, and creation. Join us on an adventurous journey through the ancient world, where these scaled beings were seen not just as animals but as divine, mystical forces that shaped the very fabric of existence. Let’s explore how crocodiles, serpents, and dragons reigned in the myths of ancient Egypt, Mesoamerica, Greece, and beyond, leaving an indelible mark on the spiritual beliefs of mankind. 🇪🇬 Ancient Egypt: Crocodiles were sacred to Sobek, the god of the Nile and fertility. The cobra, symbolizing royalty, was often depicted on pharaohs' crowns as the Uraeus, representing divine authority. 🇲🇽 Mesoamerica: The Aztecs and Mayans worshipped Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent god, symbolizing the union of earth and sky. Snakes in the Popol Vuh were seen as guides to the underworld. Itzamna, a major deity, is often associated with lizards, particularly iguanas. Lizards were considered sacred, symbolizing knowledge and the protection of the heavens. The turtle is associated with Chalchiuhtlicue, the goddess of rivers and streams, symbolizing water, fertility, and life. 🇬🇷 Greek Mythology: The Gorgon Medusa had snakes for hair, and her gaze could turn people to stone. The serpent Python guarded the Oracle of Delphi before being slain by Apollo. 🇮🇳 Hinduism: Serpent deities, or Nagas, were revered in Hindu culture, symbolizing fertility and destruction. Shesha, the king of Nagas, is the eternal bed of Lord Vishnu. Kurma, the turtle in

🌊 THE REAL LIFE SEA SERPENT 🌊 Elephant trunk snakes (Acrochordus spp.) are highly specialized, semi-aquatic reptiles that are well adapted to their watery environments in Southeast Asia and northern Australia. Their loose, baggy skin is covered in rough, keeled scales, which not only help with grip but also give them a distinct, textured appearance. This adaptation makes it easier for them to handle their primary prey—fish and amphibians—by preventing their slippery meals from escaping. Unlike many other snakes, elephant trunk snakes rarely come onto land and have very weak muscles for terrestrial movement, making them almost entirely dependent on water. They are slow swimmers but use their bodies to anchor themselves among vegetation or submerged objects to ambush prey. Despite their unusual appearance, they are non-venomous and pose no threat to humans. They can grow between 5 and 8 feet long and are mostly active at night (nocturnal). Find out more at www.sworeptiles.org and stay tuned for more information by following and liking our content! Thank you! - scale World order Crew #oddities #snake #reptile #exotic #animals #nature #cool #water #education #dedication #protection #conservation #reptileshow #experience #vibes #followme #facebook #instagram #tiktok #scale #world #order #thankyou

HEY YO ADRIAN 🥊 HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎂 Today, we're celebrating not just another year around the sun but the incredible impact you've made at Scale World Order. Your journey in the animal world has been nothing short of extraordinary, starting with your deep experience as a dog trainer and rabbit breeder. Those who know you understand the passion and care you bring to every aspect of your work, and it’s clear that your dedication to animal welfare and law enforcement has shaped you into a true advocate for animals. When you got into reptiles, it was like finding a new calling. Your knowledge and skill with snakes have made you our resident snake expert, always knowing exactly how to handle even the most challenging situations. And let’s not forget your work with bearded dragons—your ability to connect with and care for these creatures is something we all admire. Your contributions go beyond just knowledge; you bring a calm, thoughtful presence that reassures both our animals and our team. It's no wonder you and your wife make such a fantastic duo. Together, you bring a level of commitment and teamwork that truly enhances everything we do at Scale World Order. Whether it's a challenging case or a routine day, we can always count on both of you to bring your A-game. So, here's to you, Adrian—a vital part of our family at Scale World Order. Thank you for your unwavering dedication, your expertise, and your passion for animal welfare. We appreciate everything you do, and we're excited to see what the future holds as you continue to grow with us. Wishing you the happiest of birthdays, filled with love, joy, and of course, some quality time with your favorite reptiles! 🐍🐇🐕

🦐 DID YOU KNOW!?! 🦞 You don't need to go to red lobster, go see your ex or even fly out to the ocean to give some attention for crabs! scale World order has you! 🦀 The Black Land Crab (Gecarcinus ruricola), commonly found in the Caribbean, is a nocturnal creature that spends most of its life on land. Unlike many other crabs, it digs burrows in the ground for shelter and can even retain water in its gills to survive on land! During breeding season, these crabs make an incredible mass migration to the sea to release their eggs. 🦀 The claws of the Black Land Crab (Gecarcinus ruricola) are quite strong, designed for both defense and foraging. They can exert a significant amount of force, enough to crack open hard shells of snails and other invertebrates they might encounter. While they primarily use their claws to manipulate food and dig burrows, they are also capable of delivering a painful pinch if threatened. 🦀 Want to meet one up close? Visit Scale World Order, where you can see this fascinating species and learn more about its unique adaptations to terrestrial life! www.sworeptiles.org #Crab #education #conservation #dedication #nature #wildlife #crustacean #oddlysatisfying #claws #love #wild #animals #reptile #facebook #instagram #tiktok #pet #animalsofinstagram #petsofinstagram #petsoftiktok #follow #scale #world #order #summer #hot #thankyou

MASSIVE SEA SERPENT OF SOUTHEAST ASIA Many of you may know Reticulated Pythons are the longest snakes in the world and have a beastly reputation but did you know that Reticulated pythons are excellent swimmers, known for their impressive ability to navigate water. Here are some key facts about their swimming abilities: 💦 **Natural Swimmers**: Reticulated pythons are naturally adept at swimming. They are often found in and around water bodies such as rivers, streams, swamps, and even in coastal areas in their native habitats in Southeast Asia. This includes countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. 💦 **Long Distances**: These pythons are capable of swimming long distances, which allows them to travel between islands and across large bodies of water. There have been reports of reticulated pythons being spotted several miles offshore, suggesting they can survive and navigate through significant stretches of open water. This ability plays a crucial role in their dispersal and colonization of various islands. 💦 **Behavior in Water**: In water, reticulated pythons move in a graceful, serpentine motion, using their powerful, muscular bodies to propel themselves forward. They can stay submerged for extended periods, typically up to 30 minutes, but they usually keep their heads above water to breathe. Their swimming motion is efficient and allows them to cover substantial distances without expending excessive energy. 💦 **Hunting**: Water is not just a means of travel for reticulated pythons; it is also a prime hunting ground. They can ambush prey that comes to the water to drink, such as small mammals, birds, and other reptiles. Their ability to swim silently and their camouflaged coloration make them effective aquatic predators. They can strike quickly from the water's edge or while partially submerged. 💦 **Temperature Regulation**: Swimming and spending time in water help reticulated pythons regulate their body temperat

WORLD SNAKE DAY Celebrating World Snake Day with Scale World Order! 🐍🌍 Today, July 16th, we celebrate World Snake Day, a special day dedicated to these fascinating and often misunderstood reptiles. Snakes play a crucial role in our ecosystem, controlling pest populations and maintaining a balanced food chain. At Scale World Order, we believe in the importance of educating people about these incredible creatures and promoting their conservation. Why Celebrate World Snake Day? 🐍**Awareness and Education**: Many people fear snakes due to myths and misconceptions. World Snake Day is an opportunity to educate the public about the true nature of snakes, their behaviors, and their vital ecological roles. 🐍**Conservation**: Snakes face numerous threats, including habitat loss, climate change, and illegal wildlife trade and misinformed public wanted to kill these creatures. Highlighting their importance encourages conservation efforts and protective legislation. 🐍**Biodiversity**: With over 3,000 species of snakes worldwide, they contribute to the planet's biodiversity. Each species has unique adaptations and plays a specific role in its environment. How to Celebrate? 🐍**Learn and Share**: Take time to learn about different snake species and share this knowledge with friends and family. Knowledge is power, and spreading the truth about snakes can help reduce unfounded fears. 🐍**Visit a Sanctuary or Zoo**: Support local sanctuaries and zoos that work towards snake conservation and education. You might even get a chance to see these amazing creatures up close! 🐍 **Support Conservation Efforts**: Consider donating to organizations that focus on reptile conservation. Every little bit helps in the fight to protect these essential animals. Fun Snake Facts 🐍 Snakes are found on every continent except Antarctica. 🐍 They can range in size from the tiny thread snake, just a few inches long, to the massive reticulated python, which can reach

COME SAIL AWAY COME SAIL AWAY WITH ME... 🦎 Check it! This here is an amazing species known as the Sailfin Dragon. What's that? Well it grows 50ft tall, has wings and even breathes fire! 🔥 or does it? It *sigh* It doesn't.... But tell what it does do! A sailfin dragon, belonging to the genus *Hydrosaurus*, is a type of large, semi-aquatic lizard native to Southeast Asia and the Philippines. These lizards are known for their distinctive sail-like crests on their backs and tails, which are most prominent in males and used for display and communication. Sailfin dragons are agile climbers and excellent swimmers, often found near rivers, mangroves, and other bodies of water. They are omnivorous, feeding on a diet that includes fruits, leaves, insects, and small animals. Their vibrant coloration and unique appearance make them popular in the exotic pet trade. Currently 5 species are recognized Here's a short summary of each of the five species of sailfin dragons: 1. Hydrosaurus amboinensis (Amboina or Moluccan sailfin lizard) - Native to the Moluccan islands in Indonesia - Known for its distinctive sail-like crest on its back and tail. Typically has a greenish to brown coloration. - Often found near water sources and is an excellent swimmer. 2. Hydrosaurus celebensis (Sulawesi black sailfin lizard) - Endemic to Sulawesi in Indonesia. - Recognized by its darker coloration, usually black or dark brown, with a prominent sail on its back. - Prefers riverine environments and is highly aquatic. 3. Hydrosaurus microlophus (Indonesian giant sailfin dragon or Sulawesi giant sailfin dragon) - Found in Sulawesi, Indonesia. - The largest and heaviest of the sailfin dragons, reaching up to 1.2 meters in length. It has a robust body and large, colorful crests. - Typically inhabits forested areas near water, demonstrating strong swimming abilities. 4. Hydrosaurus pustulatus (Philippine sailfin lizard or crested lizard) - Native to the Philipp