| Licenced by the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government, under the European Communities (Licensing and Inspection of Zoos) Regulations, 2003 (S.I. no. 440 of 2003). |
| Demesne Road, Gowran, Co. Kilkenny 056 7726 757 info@reptilevillage.net |
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| Ireland's Only Reptile Zoo! |
Agumbe Rainforest Research Station
(ARRS) in the Western Ghats
mountains of India.
As part of this stations work, it's
researchers document and conserve
This beautiful but deadly creature,
which is possible a different species to
that found in the rest of South-east
Asia, is an important component of the
rain forest in which it lives.
You can help continue the work at
ARRS, and ensure the continuing
survival of this elusive animal.
Remember, every little helps. Thank
you.
(ARRS) in the Western Ghats
mountains of India.
As part of this stations work, it's
researchers document and conserve
This beautiful but deadly creature,
which is possible a different species to
that found in the rest of South-east
Asia, is an important component of the
rain forest in which it lives.
You can help continue the work at
ARRS, and ensure the continuing
survival of this elusive animal.
Remember, every little helps. Thank
you.
King Cobra Research, India
| Green Anaconda Research, Venezuela |
| is the largest snake in the world. One of the Llanos of Venezuela. It is here that Jesus Rivas started his Anaconda Project in 1992, with the aim to learn the basic aspects of the anaconda’s biology in order to create guidelines for its protection and possible management. The research carried out also reaches to captive anacondas, including those here at Reptile Village. You can help continue this research, both in captivity and in the field by donating. Again, no amount is too small or unappreciated. |
| Malabar Pit Viper India. |
| Llanos, Venezuela. |
