Join your host John Potash of the “Wildlife Rescue Foundation”
as he guides you on an adventure into the mysterious world of snakes and lizards. Throughout this hour-long journey, you will learn
about reptile physiology, reptile conservation, their important roll in the
ecosystem, and pet responsibility. You will also discover the answers to
questions such as: “What makes a lizard different from a snake?”, “Why do
reptiles shed their skin?”, “How can snakes eat things many times their
size?”
Not only is SQUAMATA an exciting and
entertaining program that allows students a hands on opportunity to touch, hold,
and explore snakes and lizards, but SQUAMATA is also a thought provoking,
educational experience presented in an interactive format encouraging audience
participation. This program is designed for school and library
groups, but can be customized to all groups and will be enjoyed by all.
*Let us present these magnificent creatures at your child’s
next Birthday Party. Call
for details.*
SQUAMATA is best suited for grades K-12 and audiences up to 80 students.
For
information, reservations, and rates please contact The Animal Awareness Project
at 775-284-WILD or e-mail us at AAP@WildlifeRescue.com
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“Everybody is still talking about what a great addition your show was during our annual Doyle Days celebration." Doyle Days Coordinator |
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“Never
before have we had a presentation capture the attention of such a large
group, with such a large age range. This is always the most anticipated
program of the year, with the largest turnout.” Sierra View Children’s Library |
“Thank
you for sharing your reptiles with us. Everybody here talks about you
for months after the show. You sure make a big impression on our kids
and we’ve never seen them so enthusiastic about Biology.”
Lemmon Valley Elementary |