Leapin' Lizards! Kids will have a wild time when The Magic House plays host to creatures big and small, from a mighty python to a tiny gecko!
Squirmy, Slimy, Scaly, Slithery Creatures Kids Love lets kids get up close and personal with a variety of reptiles, big and small, and learn more about these extraordinary creatures. Educational reptile experiences will be presented by the World Bird Sanctuary and the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Visitors will also have the opportunity to enjoy a thrilling presentation by herpetologist Serengeti Steve and his reptile experience, featuring some of his favorite critters and loads of audience participation.
Squirmy, Slimy, Scaly, Slithery Creatures Kids Love is free with Magic House admission.
Saturday, August 19, with presentations taking place at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. at The Magic House.
More information: magichouse.org
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