World Reptile Day, also known as Reptile Awareness Day, is celebrated annually on October 21 to raise awareness about the importance of reptiles in the global ecosystem. The day encourages people to appreciate reptiles, including snakes, lizards, turtles, and more, and highlights the need for reptile conservation, as many species face habitat destruction, poaching, and environmental threats. | Palawan News

Oct. 21 is National Reptile Awareness Day, created to promote education, conservation and appreciation for reptiles. To celebrate, this handsome gator got some watermelon enrichment. Back from the brink of extinction! The American alligator (found in the Southeast U.S.) is a stunning conservation success story - thanks to strict hunting regulations and extensive research. As for the lovely American alligator in this video, he was rescued from the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta in 2013 by the

Happy National Reptile Awareness Day! We aim to promote education, conservation, and appreciation for these amazing critters, not just today, but every day! Join us for our daily interactive and educational reptile shows. Click here to see our show schedule --> http://bit.ly/2Oz8b8B | Animal World & Snake Farm Zoo

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