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Stop the Python Ban!
Do your part to voice your opposition to the Python ban. Please take the time to defend your rights! There is no scientific basis for the legislation. Large constricting snakes have caused fewer human injuries than other companion animals such … Continue reading
We have a new website, reptile-photos.com.
We have recently built, and are still building, a new photography and artwork website for reptile art, called reptile-photos.com. The idea is to share our reptile photography and artwork with the public. You are free to browse and enjoy the … Continue reading
Snake in the grass and a surprise
I went out on a local hike today with my best bud. I am still trying to find reptiles emerging from winter dormancy. Reptiles can often be found basking, foraging, and mating this time of year here in the Phoenix … Continue reading
Mohave Rattlesnake video
Here is another short video clip of a Mohave Rattlesnake that we found this past spring of 2010. I am really looking forward to this year! I may spend a little time this spring looking for Rosy Boas and some … Continue reading
Sidewinder Youtube Video
I am considering adding some youtube videos for Desert Canyon Reptiles. I am experimenting to see if it is worth the trouble. Here is my first youtube video of a short clip of a sidewinder that we recorded in the … Continue reading
Kill S373
The efforts to ban 9 species of constrictors is now well underway. The Senate Bill number is 373. This bill is unacceptable and founded upon faulty information pushed forward by Animal Rights Activist organizations. This legislation must be stopped. Please … Continue reading
Animal Rights groups and Reptile keepers
Wow. It has been a long time since my last post. I had no idea it was this long. In any case, I found a very good article that illustrates what animal rights groups are trying to do to the … Continue reading
Steve Irwin – Rest in Peace
The Crocodile Hunter was killed by a Sting-Ray this morning. Irwin was a great entertainer and a great teacher. He took the camera into the animals habitat and gave his viewers a perspective of the animals not often shown. To … Continue reading