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Tawny Frogmouths – the nocturnal Australian bird

Tawny Frogmouths – the nocturnal Australian bird often mistaken for an owl… or even a tree branch! 🌲

These fascinating carnivores have evolved specially adapted feathers, giving them incredible camouflage against tree branches, day and night.

Intelligence level: Off the charts! 📈

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Although quite vocal (as he always is), Connor doe

Although quite vocal (as he always is), Connor doesn’t mind when we come into his enclosure to clean, feed or health check him and his partner Gigi! ☺️

Connor the Barking owl is a bird of prey, known for his distinctive ‘barking’ call (and plans for world domination). 🌏

Do you know what kind of baby lizard this is? 🤔

Do you know what kind of baby lizard this is? 🤔 Comment below your guess!

It’s a baby Frilled-neck lizard! 🦎

These tiny reptiles hatched a few weeks ago and they’re so cute! 🥰

Measuring roughly 18cm in length, these frillies will grow to 90cm in length, with long muscular back legs! 🦵🏼

Did you know they can run up to speeds of 30km/h?! INSANE! 🔥

Exciting news!!! Our Brush-tailed Bettong (Woylie

Exciting news!!!

Our Brush-tailed Bettong (Woylie), Ella, has given birth to a baby girl! 😍 Meet Daisy, our newest member of the Reptile Encounters family.

Daisy came out of her mum’s pouch earlier this month (February), and is all legs!

Brush-tailed Bettongs can breed all year round if the conditions are favourable in the wild! 🌿

They have a gestation period of around 21 days, and live in the pouch for 3 months.
That’s a long time to be in a little pocket, but not as long as Red kangaroos, which leave the pouch after 8! 😱

Come see the animals at RE this Open Day, Saturday 1st of March!
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Meet Phineas and Ferb, two of our Fat-tailed Dunna

Meet Phineas and Ferb, two of our Fat-tailed Dunnarts. 🥺

Did you know, in the wild Dunnarts don’t need to drink water? They get all the water they need from their prey! 💦

What’s in the box? 🧐🐍 New snake-handling t

What’s in the box? 🧐🐍 New snake-handling tools from Heaths Snake Control have arrived, and Josh is ready to gear up! Let’s take a look at what’s inside… 👀

Thank you so much Heaths Snake Control for the incredible snake tools and gifts.

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Reptile Encounters would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land, the people of the Kulin Nation, who have never ceded sovereignty. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.