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Audubon Zoo, New Orleans | Louisiana BloggingAudubon Zoo History. Audubon Zoo's site was previously a city park. A bird aviary was always there since 1914. In 1920's the Sea Lion Pool and Reptile Exhibit was constructed. The zoo was expanded with an amount of a $400000 ... Reptile Encounter : Distinguish the sharp teethed false gharial, slow but steady komodo dragons, pine snakes, beaded lizard, green anaconda, gila monster, rattle snake, gaboon viper, tiger rat snake, and many more such sleek and ... Continue reading
Diversity on Demand celebrates Black History Month + $25 Visa Gift ...Milestones in Black History: A look at the history of the struggles and strife, the tragedies and the triumphs of African-Americans in the U.S., including programming on the Civil Rights era. Everyone in the family can get in on ... Continue reading
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Originally native throughout Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama, the Black Pine Snake now only exists in the Washington Park region of Louisiana, three counties in Alabama, and fourteen counties in southern Mississippi. They are an endangered species in Mississippi and a protected non-game species in Alabama. Most of the Black Pine Snakes in existence live in DeSoto National Forest in Mississippi. The current conservation status of the Black Pine Snake is now undetermined as they were once part of the now defunct Category 2 of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. This category, which has been eliminated, was reserved for animals that little information existed on and were therefore not able to be classified as threatened or endangered.