We are working on updating a lot of our databases and one of them is our shows! So tell us, what are your favorite shows? Does your local herpetological society have monthly meet-ups? We are looking for that information! You can reply to this post, reply on our socials or shoot us an email here! […]
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USARK wants YOU to join
Each month like clockwork, five dollars disappears. I never really miss it, I get an email telling me it is gone. I am a Bronze Sustaining member of USARK. In total, it is $60 per year to them, a little more than regular bronze and it is a little more than two tacos a month […]
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Rescue Tales: Boa in an Engine
Cindy holds the boa after getting it out of the engine in the background before sending it on it’s way to animal control. My rescue is not a normal one. I don’t just take animals and then adopt them out to new homes. I also provide other services for shelters and this is where life […]
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Are snakes right or left handed?
An embryo of Cape house snake (Boaedon capensis) stained to show developing muscle blocks in the trunk. The embryo shows right-handed coiling. Credit: Raul Diaz, California State University Los Angeles. That was the question that led scientists to a study during COVID lockdown after seeing many photo of snake embyos all coiled to the right. […]
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