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LIBRARY PROGRAMS
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THE STRANGE WORLD OF REPTILES
In this program, the four main groups of reptiles; crocodilians, turtles, lizards and snakes are discussed. As part of the program, behaviors, habitats, adaptations, predator-prey relations, relationships with humans, individual animal personality and whether these animals are appropriate pets will be introduced.
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KINGDOM OF THE COLDBLOODS
Similar to "The Strange World of Reptiles" this program also briefly describes amphibian life adaptations with frogs and toads, in addition to snakes, lizards, crocodilians and turtles.
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EXTINCTION IN THE TROPICAL RAINFOREST
Habitat destruction, invasive or alien species, population, pollution and overdevelopment make up the "HIPPO" that is destroying the tropical rainforests of the world. Reptiles and amphibians are used as representatives of the effects these processes create.
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THE GOOD, THE ICKY AND THE SLIMY
Insects and arachnids, (bugs and spiders) along with frogs and snakes are thought to be "icky" by many people. The facts about these creatures are even stranger than the fictions people have created!
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YER DESSSPICABLE!!
Movie monsters are almost always based on living creatures. The incredible effects of modern film make the monster seem more real than the animals they were made from! This presentation looks at the anacondas, alligators, tarantulas, scorpions and others that live in our real world.
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DINOSAURS AND FOSSILS
This program looks at the facts and the theories about dinosaurs using actual fossils and replicas. We will compare dinosaurs with a living alligator and lizard.Thinking scientifically will be fostered as well as a basic understanding of evolution and extinction.
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REPTILES IN MYTHOLOGY, CULTURE AND HISTORY
Reptiles have penetrated our consciousness and our society to a deep and surprising degree. Using living animals, maps, art and artifacts this survey briefly looks at the roots of why humans have always both feared and respected reptiles. The cultures of Ancient Egypt, Rome, Polynesia, Medieval Europe and the Modern West are touched upon.
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FASCINATING SNAKES
Pythons, kingsnakes, hognose snakes, anacondas and more; snakes of all sizes and descriptions, the who, what, where and whys of snakes.
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THE GREAT REPTILES
This show brings a 5-7ft American Alligator, a 5ft Water Monitor Lizard and a 15-17ft, 80-100 lb Burmese Python, among others, to your event. These are the biggest reptiles in any show in NJ. Presented either by Snakes-N-Scales’ founder and herpetologist Bill B. or his Senior Edu-Tainer Chris Bean. Learn and be amazed with a combination of humor, awe and compassion for creatures to which most people rarely get this close.
This is good large venue program where there will be lots of people.
This show needs a lot of space, no less than 12x6 ft just for us. Not including the audience. Two six foot tables must be provided!
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PROGRAM PRICES
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Program Type
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Location
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Price
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LIBRARY &
NON-PROFIT ORG. PRICES
1 Hour Program w/Institutional Discount
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Northern NJ**
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$250.00
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Southern NJ**
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$275.00
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Great Reptiles
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$300.00++
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**Show Prices for Northern & Southern NJ do not include The Great Reptiles as a show choice.
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++The price for The Great Reptiles starts at $300.00 for Northern NJ and increases according to distance
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CT, NY & PA PLEASE CALL FOR AN ACCURATE QUOTE
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If you require a contract or invoice, send your request with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:
Snakes-N-Scales and Turtle Tales
1 Green Road
Wanaque, NJ 07465
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Email:bill@snakes-n-scales.com Phone: 973-248-9964
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All photographs are the property of Snakes-n-Scales and Turtle Tales and may not be used without permission.
Photographs by Joe Boesenberg and Chris Bean
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