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The corn snakes were up to their usual shenanigans, of course, with Coral even getting stuck in one young lady’s ponytail.
When they were done getting tickled by the corns & kings, they enjoyed the comforting embrace of the pythons and boas. I was especially proud of two of my newest ambassadors, Gus and Sarah, both corn snakes, who were so patient with everyone and took everything in stride.
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Thanks so much NKEC staff & students, particularly librarian, Lori Noseworthy, for inviting us to visit! HUGE thanks to my volunteer, Emma, for coming to help! I hope I get the opportunity to reunite you all with your new slithery besties again in the future! ![](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t80/1/16/1f40d.png)
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