Reptile Facts and Conservation Awareness

The Reptile House and Rescue at Huntington Mall educates kids about science through hands-on experiences with animals. They are expanding with the Zoology Zone in Hurricane. Andy McKee introduces Ali, a rescued American alligator, and Brittany, a 14-foot albino Burmese python, both serving as educational ambassadors. Clyde, a rescued prairie dog, is also featured. The facility aims to inspire wildlife conservation through education. A sneak peek weekend event is scheduled at their new Valley Park location.

What is the main mission of the Reptile House and Rescue?

• To entertain visitors with animal shows

• To inspire wildlife and environmental conservation through education

• To sell exotic pets

• To conduct scientific research on reptiles

What type of animal is Ali?

• A Burmese python

• A prairie dog

• An American alligator

• A Komodo dragon

Where was Brittany, the albino Burmese python, rescued from?

• A house in Paintsville, Kentucky

• A zoo in Florida

• A wildlife sanctuary in Texas

• A pet store in California

What does Brittany primarily eat?

• Insects and small birds

• Fruits and vegetables

• Fish and amphibians

• Rabbits and large rats

How often does Brittany eat?

• Once a week

• Twice a month

• Once a month

• Every day

What is unique about snakes' breathing?

• They breathe through their skin

• They have two fully developed lungs

• They have only one developed lung

• They can hold their breath for hours

What is Clyde, the cuddly animal introduced in the video?

• A ferret

• A meerkat

• A prairie dog

• A groundhog

When is the grand opening of the new facility?

• November 20th

• October 15th

• August 1st

• September 2nd

What is the purpose of the sneak preview weekend?

• To give a preview of the new facility

• To sell tickets for future events

• To conduct a fundraising event

• To introduce new animals to the public

What is the main goal of introducing animals like Brittany and Clyde?

• To promote animal adoption

• To increase ticket sales

• To entertain visitors

• To educate and inspire conservation