The Crocky Horror Show - Reptile Encounters

The Crocky Horror Show

By /26 February 2019

Herald Sun

July 14, 2018

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Is it just us or does Rex the Broad Shelled Turtle

Is it just us or does Rex the Broad Shelled Turtle have the longest neck in town!? 🐢

The humble blue tongue lizard is a common visitor

The humble blue tongue lizard is a common visitor of the Aussie backyard. They’ve adapted well to humans and suburbs, often living in the same place for many years. You might spot a Bluey in a horizontal pipe, the cavity under your house, or simply sun-baking on a path on a warm day.⁠
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If you’ve got a wildlife question for Josh, leave it in the comments below or send us a message - we love talking Aussie wildlife 🐨

We’re proud to announce we’ve been nominated a

We’re proud to announce we’ve been nominated as a finalist in the 2022 Australian Small Business Champion Awards!⁠
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The Australian Small Business Champion Awards supports and recognises small businesses across Australia. The awards seek to recognise the hard work that business owners contribute to their local communities, as well as their contribution to the Australian economy.⁠
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A big thank you to everyone who supports Reptile Encounters and other local businesses – you make doing what we love possible 🌱

Our Motto - INSPIRATION 🐊⁠ ⁠ One of our ove

Our Motto - INSPIRATION 🐊⁠
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One of our overriding goals is to promote conservation and raise awareness, not just through School Incursions in Melbourne and Victoria, but worldwide.⁠
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We don’t want the activity to stop once we leave the classroom. Our aim is to create little citizen scientists that are going to make a difference in the world. Ultimately we want to create a generation of ‘Better Humans’.

WIN an experience you’ll never forget! We’ve t

WIN an experience you’ll never forget! We’ve teamed up with Mornington Peninsula Kids to giveaway a FREE birthday party experience, valued at $660.⁠
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Let Josh and his team of expert wildlife ambassadors bring the party animals to you with this unforgettable experience. You’ll get to see, touch and feel a variety of Australian wildlife! To enter:⁠
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🐍 Follow both @reptileencounters and @mornpenkids on Instagram⁠
🐸 Tell us your favourite Australian reptile in the comments below; ⁠
🦎 Tag a friend who’d love to enter too!⁠
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Good luck!⁠
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Prize is a Reptile Encounters children’s birthday party experience. One winner will be selected at random on Tuesday �23rd August 2022. ⁠
Please note, this giveaway is only available to Victorian residents and must be aged 18 and over. ⁠
peninsulakids.com.au/competition-terms/

MEET OUR RESIDENTS⁠ | Bob⁠ ⁠ Meet Bob, our f

MEET OUR RESIDENTS⁠ | Bob⁠
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Meet Bob, our favourite Shingleback lizard! Shingleback lizards are one of the largest species of skink, growing up to 40cm in length, with large thick scales on the upper side of their body for protection. Bob has has a dark blue tongue for smelling out food, and an enlarged tail that resembles his head for confusing and distracting predators.⁠
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Did you know Shingleback tails also serve as an energy reserve for long periods of time without food? The fat stored in there can help them last for up to 4 months without eating.

SSSAY HELLO!⁠ ⁠ If you haven’t met us alread

SSSAY HELLO!⁠
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If you haven’t met us already, welcome to Reptile Encounters– Melbourne’s specialists in educational programs for the K-12 market. With 15 years of expertise, we aim to create a legacy with students, teachers and everyday Aussies in the hopes that they’ll take steps at home to make a difference.⁠
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Feeling snug on this Monday morning... #coastalta

Feeling snug on this Monday morning...

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