Meet Our Animals
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Giant African train millipedes
A large species of millipede that can grow upto 32cm in length!. Commonly found in dry savanna areas in East and South Africa.
02
Madagascan Hissing cockroaches
One of the largest species of cockroach in the world! They usually grow between 2 and 4 inches long! And are native to Madagascar.
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Giant African land snails
One of the largest land snails in the world, with their shells growing upto 20cm in length!. They are found in damp areas of Africa.
04
Chubby bullfrog
This species is found in Southeast Asia, Singapore and Thailand.
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Crested Geckos
They have tiny hairs on their feet to help them stick to surfaces. First discovered in New Caledonia in 1866, but were not seen and believed to be extinct until 1994.
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Leopard Geckos
Would be found in rocky arid grasslands and desert areas of Afghanistan, northern western India, Pakistan and Iran. They store fat in their tails to help them through months of hiding.
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Bearded dragons
Found in eastern Australia and get their name because they use their beards to communicate!
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Jewelled lacerta
Inhabits various countries in Europe, such as Spain, Portugal and France. But are sadly close to extinction in the wild due to loss of habitat.
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Horsefield Tortoise
These are native to Central Asia and can live upto 60 years!
10
Gansi snake
An African egg eating snake, one of two egg eating snakes in the world, who can create a hissing sound with their scales.
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Corn snake
Originate from North America and it was their presence in corn fields that got them their name!
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Royal python
Originate from Africa and are believed to have got their name due to royalty wearing them as necklaces.
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Brazilian rainbow boa
Native to regions of South America and get their name because of the iridescent sheen that you can see when their scales catch light.
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Degu
Originate from chile and are related to Guinea pigs and chinchillas.
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Rats
Very intelligent and use their tails to balance. They are very social animals and like to live in groups known as a mischief.
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African Pygmy hedgehog
They are actually born with no quills and get them within the first 24 hours of being born!
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Guinea pigs
Domesticated in South America.
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Rabbits
Originated in Asia over 40 million years ago.
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Lesser Tenrec
Closest relative to moles or shrews but is found in a group called afrotheria, that also contains elephants!
Despite appearance they are closer related to elephants than they are to hedgehogs.