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    A teacher at a local high school asked me to bring some snakes in to his Environmental Sciences classes yesterday to explain how each snake had evolved and adapted to where it is found in the wild. I took in a ball python, Savu python, and reticulated python. The classes went well and even the students who were scared of snakes managed to touch one. I've been asked to do it again this spring; think I'll take three different boa species (BCI, BRB, and Dum) next time.

    Later today a friend who is thinking about getting into larger snakes is coming over to help with cleaning and feeding, which is good because my biggest female left a massive turd in her enclosure so I'm going to make him clean that up.

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