Wildlife on Wheels program from the Memphis Zoo visited our school, Crump Elementary and brought five creepy, crawly reptiles. They were: the blue-eyed skink that loves to eat crickets and plants.
A constrictor snake that answers to the name “Tucks”,an Iguana that spend most of her time in trees, a tortoise named “Rocko”, that is extremely close to being an endangered species and finally,
Rocky, a spiny-tailed lizard that stays out
of the heatby living under ground.

Some Of Our Parents Seemed A Little Scared

This is a wonderful hands-on program. My CLUE students loved every moment of this presentation.
Earlean Nicks, CLUE Teacher

Iguanas Like To Live In Trees

Gifted Education Program * Division of Exceptional Children
Memphis City Schools Memphis, Tennessee USA

Do You Know How "Tucks" and Other Constrictor Snakes Get Their Prey?

Our Students Loved Touching The Snake