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Species: Albino Burmese Python
Background: Cheesecake was donated to us from a zoo in Pennsylvania that was shutting down. He is a beautiful and gentle snake who has helped many people overcome their fear of these unique creatures!
Interesting Fact: There are feral populations of Burmese pythons living wild in the Florida Everglades. Many of them are escaped pets who are able to easily adapt to the humid warm environment.
Species: Ringtail Lemur
Background: Leona was donated to us from a Zoo in the Catskill Mountains of NY. She was born blind and because of this she was bullied by the other lemurs who shared her exhibit. Her keepers tried numerous times to integrate her into their colony but failed every time and decided she would do better in an educational facility like Animal Adventures.
Interesting Fact: Very few lemurs can walk, instead they will usually choose to hop when traveling on the ground!
Species: Two-Toed Sloth
Background: Claudette was donated to us from a Zoo in Portland and has proven to be one of the most popular animals during our programs! She is currently THE ONLY traveling Sloth in the NY Tri-State Area!
Interesting Fact: Sloths spend 20 hours a day sleeping upside down!
Species: Egyptian Fruit Bat
Background: Igor loves coming out for shows despite the fact that he is a nocturnal animal!
Interesting Fact: Egyptian Fruit Bats are one of the few “Mega Bats” that utilize ecolocation to navigate their way through caves!
** This animal is only available for indoor presentations.
Species: Eurasian Eagle Owl
Background:Warlock is a retired breeding bird who has fathered many Eurasian eagle owls who can be seen in zoos throughout the country.
Interesting Fact:Eurasian Eagle Owls are the largest owls on Earth; typically tipping the scales at 10 pounds and have a wingspan of 6 feet wide!
Species: Aracari Toucan
Background: After long deliberation, AA president, Nick Jacinto, finally decided to placate his clients who routinely asked to see a toucan in our shows. However, the large toco toucans commonly associated with “George of the Jungle” and “Fruit Loops” are messy, require large enclosures and are very difficult for young children to hold. Therefore, the little Aracari Toucan proved to be the perfect compromise!
Interesting Fact: Aracaris are the smallest toucans in the world and are very rare in captivity. But like all toucans, they have the ability to gulp and swallow fruit whole!
Species: Bennetts Wallaby
Age: 8 Months old
Background: Russell (Crowe) was flown to us from Minnesota as a bottle-fed baby and adores the attention of people. Unlike other wallabies, which are often nervous and shy, Russell is very outgoing and thrives on the attention of a large group.
Interesting Fact: Wallabies are Marsupials just like Koalas, Wombats, Oposums, and Kangaroos.
Species: Marmoset Monkey
Age: 8 Months old
Background: Mowgli was flown to us as a 6 month-old baby from Miami. He has proven to be one of our most popular animals and loves getting a bottle from the birthday boy or girl!
Interesting Fact: Marmoset monkeys always give birth to identical twins.
Species: African Fennec Fox
Age: 8 Months old
Background: Tinkerbell came to us at 12 weeks old from a breeder in Los Angeles and was so small that she could fit in the palm of your hand!
Interesting Fact: Fennec Foxes are the smallest species of fox in the world
Species: American Alligators
Background: These little guys were given to us by Stephen Keszey of Discovery Channel’s “Swamp Brothers” and were shipped up to us from Florida at only 2 months old!
Interesting Fact: Adult male alligators can attain a size of 12 feet long and weigh over 1000 pounds!
Species: Coatimundi
Age: 4 Months old
Background: Is that an anteater?! Is a common question we get when Pinocchio comes out of his travel cage; but in fact this odd-looking animal is actually more closely related to the raccoon than the ant eater!
Interesting Fact: Coatimundis absolutely love the smell of perfume and will actually rub it into their tails when given the opportunity!
Species: Scarlet Macaw
Age: 15 years-old
Length: 37″
Background: Pal is quite the drama queen (being formerly owned by a NYC actor) as she loves to knock the other birds off of their perches and absolutely loves to cackle as she watches them sail to the ground! She is our company mascot and is always a hit at our parties.
Interesting Fact: Former U.S. president, Theodore Roosevelt and former Prime Minister of Great Britain, Winston Churchill both had a pet macaw.
Species: Blue Fronted Amazon Parrot
Age: 14 years-old
Background: Lady Juanita came to us from a finch breeder who saw no purpose in keeping a talking parrot. Juanita seems to be the clown of the group and delights in showing off her speaking skills for our audiences!
Interesting Fact: The oldest amazon parrot lived to be 104 years-old-and spent most of his life in Alaska!
Species: African Hedgehog
Background: Sprinkles was given to us by Long Island animal expert, Marc Morrone and has proven to be a wonderful addition to Animal Adventures.
Interesting Fact: Hedgehogs are not related to porcupines in any way shape or form.
Species: Australian Kookaburra
Age: 1 year-old
Background: Kooka was given to us by a lawyer who kept her as a household pet until his wife grew tired of her 6:00 AM wake-up calls and the frozen mice that had to be kept on hand to feed this unique bird. Kooka is now an accomplished performer and regularly shows off her shrill call with every audience.
Interesting Fact: In their native country of Australia, kookaburras are referred to as “the bushman’s alarm clock”.
Species: Red Foot Tortoise
Background: This big girl has a personality to match as she will often “bulldoze” right into our audience during our shows!
Interesting Fact: Red Foot Tortoises are one of the few species of tortoises that are classified as omnivores; often grazing on grass, fruits, seeds, fungi and even carrion!
We also have chinchillas, ferrets, lizards, rabbits, guinea pigs, and smaller snakes available for our parties as well!