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“Aries” African Serval Origin: Africa
Quick Fact: Serval have a 12 to 15 foot vertical |
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“Jimmy” Snow Monkey Origin: Japan
Quick Fact: Most north living primate in the world
Jimmy has appeared on such shows as: Good Morning America, Regis & Kelly, and The Today Show. |
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“Euago” Eurasian Eagle Owl Origin: Europe
Quick Fact: One of the largest owls in the world. |
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“Sebastian” Kinkajou Origin: South and Central America
Quick Fact: Kinkajous can turn their feet backwards in order to run away faster without having to turn around. |
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“Jasmine” European Barn Owl Origin: Europe
Quick Fact: Can hear a mouse’s heartbeat over 100 yards away
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“Roo” Red Kangaroo Origin: Australia
Quick Fact: Red Kangaroos are the worlds largest marsupials. |
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“Zippy” Fennec Fox
Quick Fact: worlds smallest fox. Zippy is 12 years old and only weighs 4 pounds. |
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“Sereno” Scarlet Macaw
Quick Fact: Macaws can live to be 70 years old. |
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Lemur Origin: Madagascar
Quick Fact: Lemurs are only found on the island of Madagascar. |
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Albino Burmese Python Origin: Burma
Quick Fact: Can grow up to 25 feet in length. |
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Coatimundi Origin: South and Central America
Quick Fact: nicknamed the south American raccoon. |
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“Holly” Olive Baboon
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Cobra Origin: Egypt
Quick Fact: there are over 270 kinds of cobras. |
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“Terrence” Sulcata Tortoise Origin: African
Quick Fact: 3rd largest tortoise in the world. |
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Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches Origin: Madagascar
Quick Fact: Females have around 60 babies a time |
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Cane Toad Origin: South America
Quick Fact: Cane Toads are actually poisonous. |
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Alligators Origin: United States
Quick Facts: Alligators can get up to 17ft long.
We have 6 different alligators ranging in size from 1ft to 7ft. |
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