On Borrowed Time Documentary | Reptile Encounters

On Borrowed Time Documentary

By Josh Cox BMSc / 16 October 2013 / Last Modified: 11 December 2024

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On Borrowed Time is a 10 minute documentary featuring the Malayan Tiger, a species that continues to drop in number due to slaughter from poachers. This is just one example of why wildlife conservation is imperative, not only for the animals but also for humans. That is because without animals, the ecosystem would not be fit for human life. Reptile Encounters offers opportunities to meet exotic creatures up close and hands-on while promoting wildlife conservation. You can help share the message by sharing this video with others. When we all work together to promote wildlife conservation, then we all contribute to a world that we can all live in together.

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Josh Cox BMSc
Josh Cox BMSc

Josh is the driving force behind Reptile Encounters, as our innovative Director. Beginning his wildlife and conservation journey in his childhood with a vast collection of his own reptiles, Josh has continued to expand his husbandry experience and passion for saving all creatures. With this early experience, and two parents as teachers, Josh was destined to develop an educational zoo helping everyone fall in love with our incredible wildlife. After completing a Bachelor of Medical Science and veering off into the pharmaceutical world for a few years, Josh brought his science and networking experience, and entrepreneurial spirit, back to his true passion in wildlife. In 2007, he launched Reptile Encounters from the ground up. With nothing more than his experience and a drive to make a difference, Josh grew his humble small collection to the incredible zoo you see today; a nature-based home to over five hundred Australian wildlife, employing 45 staff, visiting 1500 classrooms each year, and operating 365 days per year.

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