Bio Kids of Texas : Southeast

Bio Kids of Texas : Southeast There is so much we can learn from exotics as well as nature recreation, Our goal is education! In 1998 he purchased an exotic pet store and I took to it well.

This is something I've been passionate about since my father started bringing animals inside to us when we were children. Science fields have always interested me since my father had so much influence in that respect with being a microbiologist working for NASA training astronauts for their missions. The knowledge he and his team passed down to me is something I wish to continue to share with the

community for as long as I can. Continuing to grow and learn is a huge part of teaching others and taking good care of the animals I love. Not only does our organization want to be a haven for animals that need a home, but an education facility where the public can join our classes before adopting these exotic creatures. I disagree with telling people they cannot have certain animals in their home. I believe as long as they are willing to be educated through our training seminars, they should be able to adopt a huge array of creatures. People are inspired and obsessed with the interactions they have with animals. There are so many ways having animals in your home can bring new life to you or your family. Animals also crave bonds and interactions with humans as well and as long as they are cared for properly, the relationships can be amazing! I wish to also provide exam rooms for any issues that may be ailing your pets. There are so many natural and easy ways to treat certain issues with animals. We understand when a vet is necessary, but our remedies have worked for over a decade in certain situations. Also, if proper husbandry is learned and maintained through our classes before adopting a pet, it can help avoid any issues that may require a vet visit. In my experience around 90% of the time, if proper setups and/or lights or supplements were used in the beginning, the animal never reaches a point that needs veterinary intervention. I have yet to deal with a facility that not only provides shelter for rescue animals, but then displays those animals to the public for education and allows people to adopt them into their homes after taking the proper educational classes. Providing a place for captive breeding of all types of species also provides education for the public and ensures the survival of these animals when our world is dealing with the devastating blows to the environment. I would openly demonstrate how we can help so many species by letting them procreate during their natural breeding times and seasons. Community and school functions and shows is a must with this organization! Our future is going to continue the research and education we have come to up until this point! I hope you will help support this amazing opportunity for humans and animals alike! :D

Starting back up in the schools this month! We are back at it!This was last week at True Cross Catholic School in Dickin...
10/12/2018

Starting back up in the schools this month!
We are back at it!
This was last week at True Cross Catholic School in Dickinson!
The kids were amazing and we found June bug larvae, earth worms, a decomposing toad, and even a baby grass snake outside for our vivarium jars! Thanks guys, what a blast!

04/23/2018

We had a great Earth Day Workshop! Thank you to all the kids that participated! Feel free to share any pictures or progress on your eco systems you took home also!!

What animal types. Are your favorite? Which animal would you like to interact with or have a curiosity about?
04/16/2018

What animal types. Are your favorite? Which animal would you like to interact with or have a curiosity about?

04/10/2018

Our mascot!
This is "Jack" and he's an 11 month old Ambilobe Panther Chameleon. I have hand raised him since he was around 2 months old!
Jack will be at all of our workshops and classes to interact with, weather permitting!

04/10/2018

Fun projects lie ahead, like breeding and studying isopods and understanding how they benefit our eco system!
This is an example of a take home project where the kids can pick what type of isopod they want to take home and culture ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ‚

Something great that came out of a tiny oothe (an oothe is an group of eggs all attached together) from being out at Jac...
04/08/2018

Something great that came out of a tiny oothe (an oothe is an group of eggs all attached together) from being out at Jack Brooks Park in Texas City/Hitchcock area!
Brought it home and 1 month later we have baby praying mantids! Looks like the Carolina Mantis, but not confirmed yet!
This is one small example of things we will get to do with the BIOkids groups! Collect oothes to hatch and everyone gets a mantis to take care of at home!

03/13/2018

This will be another level of education and entrepreneurship for participating students...very excited to get started!

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Dickinson, TX
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