Meet Our Animals
We’re continually adding new animals to our jungle crew. Here are the stars of our show and some facts about them!
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Inti
Our intelligent male Argentine black and white Tegu.Black and white tegus are one of the few partially warm-blooded lizards, having a temperature up to 10 degrees higher than the ambient temperature at night time.
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Loki
This male common boa is a fun ball of energy. Boas have special heat-sensing pits on their faces that allow them to detect the body heat of their prey.
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Monty
Our spunky male ball python. No two ball pythons are alike — they all have their own beautiful and unique patterns!
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Fluffy
Our widely popular 14-foot female Burmese Python. While he may seem intimidating, he really acts like a puppy dog.
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Gimli
The fluffy Netherland Dwarf Rabbit. Despite being very small, this breed can handle plenty of play time and handling.
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Bubbles
Our lovable American Alligator. As an American alligator’s teeth wear down or fall out, new ones come in. An alligator can go through 3,000 teeth in a lifetime.
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Spike
The fiesty Asian Forest Scorpion. These guys use hairs on their claws and their pectines to feel around and understand their environment.
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Goliath
The lovable Leopard Gecko. This Gecko can not see the color red, BUT they can see lights that are invisible to humans!
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Mustard
The small, but mighty Yellow-Bellied Slider. In proper conditions, these guys can live an average of 40 years!
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Red-Eared Sliders
Similar to the Yellow-Bellied, any guesses on what these guys are named after? Thats right, their red “ears.” You can’t see their ears, but they’re there!
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Noah
The beautiful Brazilian Rainbow Boa. The iridescent skin of these guys refract light, giving a beautiful rainbow effect on them. (See why we named him Noah?)
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Wesley
The Flemish Giant Rabbit. Though maybe not “giant,” these can reach up to 15-20 pounds.
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Harriet
Our Sulcata Tortoise. Now these really can be giant! Adults can typically be 70-100 pounds!
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Siracha
The Red Ackie Monitor. These have spikey tales which they use for self-defense.
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Scoot
The vibrant Blue and Gold Macaw. Ever seen Rio? Pretty accurate! These birds can also fly up to 35 miles per hour!
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Naveen
Our silly, little African Bull-Frog. These frogs are known for their big appetites. Birds, Lizards, Snakes, you name it! If it moves, it’s considered edible to them!
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Duke
Our male Sulcata Tortoise. The male tortoises tend to ram the females. But, don’t worry, Harriet can hold her own!
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Nikki
The Yellow Anaconda. Unlike most other snakes, yellow anacondas give live birth.
