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After this video I am quite sure they are aware ! Maybe let's just concentrate on today's critters.... Getting closer to Halloween...………………..
NATIONAL REPTILE AWARENESS DAY
Each year on October 21st, people across the nation observe National Reptile Awareness Day. Created not only for reptile lovers to celebrate, but National Reptile Awareness Day also promotes education, conservation, and appreciation for reptiles. It is a day to learn about their natural habitats and the ecological threats that they are facing.
A reptile is any amniote that is neither a mammal nor a bird, is cold-blooded, has scales or scutes and can lay eggs on land. Scutes are the thick bony or horny plates which form the dermal layer of such reptiles like turtles and crocodiles.
There are more than 10,000 species of reptiles. The day promotes the wide varieties, their habitats and how we benefit from reptiles, too.
HOW TO OBSERVE #ReptileAwarenessDay
Take some time to visit the zoo to see some reptiles or do some research on them. Invite someone to join you, too. Celebrations are always best when everyone is learning. Before you go write down how many different species by name you might see, and check them off your list while visiting. Read about the many different kinds around the world. Are there any that live near you? Learn more about reptiles by visiting Reptile Magazine online.
Also, you can use the hashtag #ReptileAwarenessDay to post on social media all about your visit to the zoo.
NATIONAL REPTILE AWARENESS DAY HISTORY
National Day Calendar® continues researching the origins of this cold-blooded animal holiday. However, Reptile Magazine and Channel promote the day each year.
NATIONAL REPTILE AWARENESS DAY
Each year on October 21st, people across the nation observe National Reptile Awareness Day. Created not only for reptile lovers to celebrate, but National Reptile Awareness Day also promotes education, conservation, and appreciation for reptiles. It is a day to learn about their natural habitats and the ecological threats that they are facing.
A reptile is any amniote that is neither a mammal nor a bird, is cold-blooded, has scales or scutes and can lay eggs on land. Scutes are the thick bony or horny plates which form the dermal layer of such reptiles like turtles and crocodiles.
There are more than 10,000 species of reptiles. The day promotes the wide varieties, their habitats and how we benefit from reptiles, too.
HOW TO OBSERVE #ReptileAwarenessDay
Take some time to visit the zoo to see some reptiles or do some research on them. Invite someone to join you, too. Celebrations are always best when everyone is learning. Before you go write down how many different species by name you might see, and check them off your list while visiting. Read about the many different kinds around the world. Are there any that live near you? Learn more about reptiles by visiting Reptile Magazine online.
Also, you can use the hashtag #ReptileAwarenessDay to post on social media all about your visit to the zoo.
NATIONAL REPTILE AWARENESS DAY HISTORY
National Day Calendar® continues researching the origins of this cold-blooded animal holiday. However, Reptile Magazine and Channel promote the day each year.
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SP5 Jeannie Carle
I see it coming, too! But most would HAVE to realize it isn't real, wouldn't you think?
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My son has a Bearded Dragon, I certainly didnt know there was a magazine dedicated to reptiles, nor did i realize there was a National Reptile Awareness Day. I sent him the information regarding his dragon. Thanks for the information.
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SGT John " Mac " McConnell
Quite an expensive prank I am sure. For the young ones... LOL ...Good afternoon Maj William W. 'Bill' Price .
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