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West Virginia Reptile Expo going on at Marshall Health Arena from 10 to 4 | Alligator Jackson's Inside Huntington WV

West Virginia Reptile Expo going on at Marshall Health Arena from 10 to 4 | Alligator Jackson's Inside Huntington WV

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Saving NC’s State Reptile, the Box Turtle

Saving NC’s State Reptile, the Box Turtle

Iron Mountain Exotics LLC will have prairie dogs at the West Virginia Reptile Expo - Charleston on July 27th!! It's been a long time since we've had prairie dogs at the WVRE, so these cuties will likely go fast! If you want first access to the these guys and the 1000s of other exotics at the show, you can preorder VIP passes and beat the crowd with early entry get tons more perks! Check out pre-order details below! 😊 Photos posted here are just a small sample of the 1000s of exotics & more our

Iron Mountain Exotics LLC will have prairie dogs at the West Virginia Reptile Expo - Charleston on July 27th!! It's been a long time since we've had prairie dogs at the WVRE, so these cuties will likely go fast! If you want first access to the these guys and the 1000s of other exotics at the show, you can preorder VIP passes and beat the crowd with early entry get tons more perks! Check out pre-order details below! 😊 Photos posted here are just a small sample of the 1000s of exotics & more our

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Did you know raccoons are opportunistic omnivores? That means they can make a meal out of almost anything, such as berries, crawfish or eggs, like this one we fed to our raccoon at the West Virginia State Wildlife Center. Want to learn more? Come see this little guy and all of the animals at the West Virginia State Wildlife Center on Sept. 15-16 and help us celebrate the wildlife center's 100th anniversary! Learn more at WVdnr.gov/west-virginia-wildlife-center. | West Virginia Division of Natura

Did you know raccoons are opportunistic omnivores? That means they can make a meal out of almost anything, such as berries, crawfish or eggs, like this one we fed to our raccoon at the West Virginia State Wildlife Center. Want to learn more? Come see this little guy and all of the animals at the West Virginia State Wildlife Center on Sept. 15-16 and help us celebrate the wildlife center's 100th anniversary! Learn more at WVdnr.gov/west-virginia-wildlife-center. | West Virginia Division of Natura

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Discover the Official State Bird of West Virginia

Discover the Official State Bird of West Virginia

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New law prohibiting possession of most native reptiles, amphibians now in effect - WVDNR

New law prohibiting possession of most native reptiles, amphibians now in effect - WVDNR

West Virginia's state reptile deserves a healthy respect, but excessive fear isn't necessary. See more on the timber rattlesnake on West Virginia Wildlife --> https://bit.ly/2jZrWrN | WCHS Eyewitness News

West Virginia's state reptile deserves a healthy respect, but excessive fear isn't necessary. See more on the timber rattlesnake on West Virginia Wildlife --> https://bit.ly/2jZrWrN | WCHS Eyewitness News

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Susquehanna Valley lawmaker wants to make this animal our state reptile

Colorado child dies days after being bitten by rattlesnake

24 Species Of Ducks In West Virginia (ID, Calls, Season Guide)

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Arizona's state reptile is kind of a scary one 😬 The Arizona ridge-nosed rattlesnake is venomous and stays pretty tiny—usually growing no longer than 24 inches—but not as harmful as other rattlesnakes. No human deaths have been attributed to this kind of snake, although bites are still painful and must be treated. It lives in southern Arizona's Huachuca, Patagonia, and Santa Rita Mountains. This rattlesnake species is the most recent one discovered in the US. | The Copper Courier

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Meet Arizona’s state reptile, the Ridge Nose Rattlesnake (Crotalus. wilardi). This elusive viper is found only in the southern reaches of Arizona/New Mexico and Northern Mexico. They are a high elevation species and are much smaller than most rattlesnakes, topping out between one to two feet long as adults. . We love this species are took the opportunity to find one in the wild to compare to our captive specimens! This snake is protected, so we were only able to interact with this one by using a

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Slither into the weekend: Reptile Festival at the Virginia Museum of Natural History

Magenta, one of my subadult female West African Gaboon Vipers (Bitis rhinoceros) heavily in the blue and now with her beautiful new skin. Gaboon Vipers don't shed too often, but they often give the best sheds. I think the snake that shed the most in my experience was young Radiated Ratsnakes. Those snakes shed every 2 to 3 weeks. It was crazy and females would lay 3 to 5 clutches a year. They are prolific. Snakes also shed everything, even their tongues! Yes, they do! All in one go. | Reptile Ga

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26 Most Common SPIDERS in West Virginia! (ID Guide)

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What is West Virginia's official state reptile? 🐍 #WVPBEducation West Virginia Department of Education | West Virginia Public Broadcasting

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West Virginia State Symbols - Official WV State Symbols - MH3WV

Well, that’s one way to carve a pumpkin 🎃 Come visit these black bears and many more incredible native animals at the West Virginia State Wildlife Center. Admission is free starting today! Learn more and plany your trip at wvdnr.gov/west-virginia-wildlife-center. | West Virginia Division of Natural Resources

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Midwest Reptile Show wraps up 30th year at Indiana State Fairgrounds

The wild and not-so-wonderful cryptids of West Virginia

This snake in West Virginia plays dead when threatened

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The eastern spotted skunk is experiencing a range-wide decline. The West Virginia DNR is using radio-telemetry to study the habitat, home range, movement and survival of these animals. Within the last month, kits have been spotted emerging from their dens. One of the females had five little stinkers. Listen closely and you might hear one of them call out for mom! | West Virginia Division of Natural Resources

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Virginia Wasps: Pictures and Identification Help - Green Nature

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At first graders' behest, Pennsylvania may soon have an official state reptile

🪄 Step into a world where science meets magic at our one-night-only event, Science After Dark: Wizards and Lizards. 🦎 Discover reptile camouflage, adaptations and nutrition. Create a personalized Shrinky Dink pet lizard, craft a wand for mystical adventures, explore the universe's secrets in an all-live astronomy show and more! Get your tickets today! | Science Museum of Virginia

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ABC13's Sarah Weitzman - ABC13 WSET is at the Virginia National History Museum for the reptile fest. Tune into ABC13 News tonight to learn more. | ABC 13 - WSET

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Meet your new favorite Virginia Native snake: The Eastern Wormsnake! (Carphophis amoenus amoenus) 🪱🐍❤️ When the rescuer called us about this tiny snake, we knew that it would be small--Wormsnakes only reach a maximum of about 10-12 inches! However, when this 3in long BABY Wormsnake showed up at our front door, we couldn't believe how TINY this little reptile was! 🤯 Despite their tiny size, this little snake is completely capable of surviving on their own. Wormsnakes lay clutches of 1-4 tiny e

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Hands Up, West Virginia! Season 2 - Episode 5

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I found this unique and formidable reptile in Virginia.

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