Hi Folks! I’d just like to take a moment to say a huge THANK YOU to all the Moms & Dads, Aunts & Uncles, Grandparents, friends & neighbours… all the amazing families I’ve met since starting this project! I have been blessed with the absolute BEST clients in the world!!!…
Had a great time chatting & goofing around with my good friends Chris Ward of The Reptile Ward and Cat Guarini of Stellar Serpens on Friday Night Live! Subscribe to The Reptile Ward YouTube channel & tap the bell to be notified about the next snow! Here’s are links…
I love teaching but, for me, education is a conversation, and I learn so much from your questions & stories! They help me refine my approach & focus to be more effective. Everything from common misconceptions to what makes you laugh, you are teaching me so much about how to…
A HUGE Happy Birthday to my snake-bestie, Dinah Burgess!! I met Dinah through our local reptile groups, and I liked her from the start. She was so sweet & earnest, it was obvious that she deeply cared for both her animals and customers. A couple of years later, when I…
Let’s face it: snakes aren’t the most popular animal on the planet. Ophidiophobia, the fear of snakes, impacts roughly one-third of all adults, and many more share a general aversion towards these misunderstood creatures. As a result, many people seek a miracle-cure that will keep all snakes away. While…
“Dislocation” specifically refers to a bone being out of it’s articulated position. While a snake’s unique skull is incredibly flexible and versatile, no bones actually get dislocated in the process.
Spurred on by a few fictional viral posts, this is one of the most pervasive snake-myths on social media, yet it is one of the least credible.
Typically shy and solitary creatures, substantial mystery surrounds snakes, such that a number of persistent myths have developed over the centuries. Let’s have a little post-series about some of the common Snake Myths! Myth #1: “Snakes can sting you with their sharp, pointy tongues!”
Misinformation abounds on social-media, and snake-info is no exception… so here’s a post worth sharing because it just might save a life! We’re fortunate to have no venomous snakes in Nova Scotia but elsewhere, caution is required, and these images are no help.
