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09/05/2026

Would you have left the bottle behind or taken it out?

09/04/2026

Very few conservationists and environmentalists were able to carry themselves with the same level of enthusiasm and contagious love for the environment and wildlife as Steve Irwin. It’s been twenty years now, and I distinctly remember being eight years old, playing with my friends on somebody’s driveway, looking down to see the newspaper with the front cover mentioning that Steve had passed away. He left a long lasting legacy and impact on myself, much like on many of you all. Today we remember him by many titles but the common understanding was his contribution you our generations love and passion for wildlife.

08/28/2026

Here’s a little video is me feeding some of the rescues before release! These little danger noodles are adorable!

08/27/2026

Ever wonder what the tiniest reptiles on Earth actually look like?

Wild that most of these were only discovered in the last 15 years. Makes you wonder what else is hiding out there.

Counting down the top 5, biggest to smallest:

5. Virgin Islands dwarf gecko. Could balance on a dime, about 35mm total length.

4. Jaragua dwarf gecko. Found on one tiny island in the Dominican Republic, briefly held the title of world’s smallest reptile.

3. Brookesia micra. A leaf chameleon under 30mm, discovered on a Madagascar islet so small it’s basically a dot on the map.

2. Its cousins B. desperata, B. confidens, and B. tristis. Practically twins in size, all found within the same wild expedition.

1. Brookesia nana, the nano chameleon. Males are only 13.5mm long, yes millimeters, and can literally perch on your fingernail.

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