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25.01.2022 Our handsome boy Robbo!!! There’s beauty in the strangest places, if you only take the time to look In this case the ‘most venomous snake on the planet’ - which has never actually caused a fatality

24.01.2022 Leave them a world worth inheriting. The conservation life...

23.01.2022 It’s about time this little fella got a name! Any suggestions??

22.01.2022 Jabiru Wildlife is proud to present our ‘Dangerous Australians’ presentation featuring a unique range of Australian snakes, spiders and crocodiles. Book now for your premiere wildlife experience! Find out more at: www.jabiruwildlife.com.au... Or contact us at: [email protected]

19.01.2022 Not your average walk in the park! Spike, our saltwater crocodile loves his time in the sun, but he always lets us know when it’s time to go home

19.01.2022 It was on this day, 70 years ago, that a young man named Kevin Budden gave his life to contribute to the development of an antivenom for the Coastal Taipan. He managed to capture the first live specimen that would ultimately be milked for antivenom production, but unfortunately suffered a fatal bite while doing so. He gave his life, to save many others. The story surrounding this incredible chapter in Australian natural history was captured perfectly by @bjm_author in his book ‘Venom’. Check it out

19.01.2022 Getting up close and personal with a death adder

17.01.2022 This female Sydney Funnel-Web spider certainly looks intimidating but is in fact, trying to defend herself the only way she can. Bites generally occur when the spider is accidentally touched or brushed up against while gardening. Interestingly, of all 13 deaths from this species all positive identifications were found to be males who possess far more toxic venom. And with no deaths since the advent of antivenom in 1981, this beautiful little girl deserves a whole lot more respect, and is completely undeserving of her reputation as the ‘most venomous spider on the planet’.

15.01.2022 Giving Rex, one of our beautiful Red-bellied Black Snakes a bit of a hand to shed

14.01.2022 Teaching kids about snakes and crocs in the Byron Bay Hinterland, now that’s what I call living the dream

11.01.2022 Wildlife Wednesday With the huge amount of water crashing through Somersby Falls right now, what could be a more appropriate animal to feature than the ...saltwater crocodile? Here is Gabriela, bravely holding Spike of Jabiru Wildlife Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and the eyes of crocodiles are quite incredible. They have an extra eyelid that is transparent that protects their eyes whilst allowing them to see underwater. They also have a thin layer of guanine crystals behind their retina which intensifies the image, allowing them to see more clearly in low light settings

06.01.2022 BEST MATES!! Brendan and ‘Jacko’ (aka Gulamana) the juvenile Frill-necked Lizard are getting along just fine We can’t wait to see you all at the upcoming shows! #wildlifeeducation #wildlifeconservation

03.01.2022 REPTILES WANTED!!! We’re looking to acquire some new species for our collection. If any of our Reptile Keeper friends have any advice on availability, it’d be greatly appreciated Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) Lace Monitor (Varanus varius) Eastern Bearded Dragon (Pogona barbata)... Broad-Headed Snake (Hoplocephalus bungaroides) St George Mulga (Pseudechis australis) Western Brown (Pseudonaja mengdeni) See more