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10 Best TennesseeTravel Shots: Nashville Zoo at Grasmere
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10 Here are my Tennessee Travel shots during our family visits last month at Nahsville Zoo @ Grassmere. Macaw: Argentine Red Tegu: Elephant: Rat Snakes: Meerkat: Caiman Lizard: Cuban False Chameleon: Spotted Stingray @ Freshwater: Giant Cuban...
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Brookfield Zoo Full Species List at the Brookfield Zoo
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Excluding the Family Play Zoo - Although I am aware it has exhibits for Ladybugs, American Kestrel, Ring-tailed Lemurs, and Ravens. It costs extra to enter and I do not believe it is worth passing through. Here's what I saw in order starting with the...
The Forum • Re: zoos in the US that have best representation of Asian he
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Paul makes a good point. Some zoos do list their "holdings" online. Often they use common names which doesn't help. And then there is the issue of how often they get updated. Does the AZA have a way of searching for zoo holdings on their website? From...
Cuban False Chameleons
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Check out this crazy species of lizard, Anolis barbatus, that looks strikingly similar to chameleons, but are more closely related to the iguana family.

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I just started feeding out hornworms since all the silk worms seem to have temporarily disappeared. I was wondering whether those big guys bite? I...
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Did You Know? Chameleon fossils have been found in central Europe and China, indicating they were once much more widespread than they are now. The word Brookesia is named after the British natural...

Chameleon Egg Care and Incubation | Chameleon Forums

I had a veiled chameleon and she layed one clutch of eggs, and when it was time for her second clutch, she was unable to lay the eggs like normal, so...