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| Should we touch it? |
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| Hmmm...interesting! |
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| Interesting feathers! |
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| What is this? |
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| Is he petting the African crested porcupine? |
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| This green parrot's name is Solomon and he talks only when he feels like it! |
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| Come on Solomon, talk! |
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| Still trying to convince Solomon to chatter away! |
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| More interesting animals! |
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| How cool! |
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| Look at the animal on her back! |
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| Even Miss Tina and Miss Elysia enjoyed the program! |
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| Meet the ring-tailed lemur that eats fruits and vegetables. |
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| What a friendly ring-tailed lemur! |
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| This tool is used to touch the snakes and wake them up without the keeper getting hurt. |
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| Deb is holding a snake skin. Even the scales over a snake's eyelids molt. |
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| Greet the spiny tailed lizard! |
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| Here is the crested gecko from South America. |
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| If the crested gecko's tail gets damaged, it never grows back. |
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| This hedgehog eats 3000 bugs per night! Wonder if he ever needs Pepto-Bismal! |
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| This hedgehog has 5000-6000 quills! |
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| What an adorable guinea pig! |
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| This is the fourth largest rodent in the world called a Patagonian cavy. A full grown Patagonian is 6 foot tall and weighs about 25 pounds. It likes to inhabit the burrows of other animals. The sight of a small field mouse places Ms. Loetscher on the top of her desk. You can't imagine how the sight of this rodent affected her! |
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| This is the Flemish Giant Rabbit. |
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| This interesting chinchilla rolls in volcanic ash to take a bath. The ash soaks up the chinchilla's oil. |
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| Both Deb and David exhibited a passion for these special animals. Look closely and you will see the sugar glider on David's shirt! |
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| Hello, Mr. Sugar Glider! |
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| The sugar glider is still crawling on David's shirt. |
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| Hi there, white-nosed Koda monkey from North and South America! |
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| Back side of the Koda monkey. |
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| This Show Girl Chicken dates back to the time of Marco Polo. Its bluish-blackish color frightens predators away. |
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| A pair of love bird parakeets from Australia. |
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| Ring-tailed lemur |
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| One year old tortoise ready to crawl. |
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| This Russian tortoise asks, "Do you want to race?" It lives to be about 20 years old and will weigh up to 20 pounds. |
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| What a snake! |
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| Hello there! I like the view from here! |
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| Hi, Mr. Snake! |
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| The small tortoise enjoys a free massage! |
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| What's in here? |
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| What a great program it was! |
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