Reptile shows Melbourne in Summer
January is a strange time of year.
In theory it’s quiet, but some years we are flat out at Snakebusters. Continue reading Reptile shows in the Melbourne Summer
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Melbourne Avid gamers may have noticed a slight change to the gaming landscape recently. Like the movie world, the flavour of the day usually dictates what genres and titles we see being presented to us by game developers. Over recent years, that genre has largely been First Person Shooters, and has presented us with titles such as Call of Duty and Battlefield. Even though those franchises are still dominating the industry – indeed, both have new titles out this Christmas – we are now seeing other genres appearing on the best sellers lists. Continue reading Are Open World the Games of the Future? In what is proving to be very exciting news for Android phone users, Google have announced the unveiling of their new OS for Android, the Android 4.0, or better known as the Ice Cream Sandwich. Hands-on childrens reptile parties are back in Melbourne! Yes, Generation X potentially have a more restored memory than those from Generation Z. In fact, aging doesn’t necessarily affect ones’ memory; a survey conducted between various age groups quaintly depicted that people aged 31-40 had the preeminent memory. The survey included two investigations: a visual-memory test and a word-memory test. This is virtuous Continue reading Does Age Affect Memory? Mobile snake displays In recent years a new form of entertainment and education has emerged. It’s called the mobile reptile and snake show. Yes, for decades there have been snake handler types travelling the agricultural show circuits and the like. But these were a different kind of animal. These snake displays invariably had a man in a circular “pit” or defined area, handling deadly venomous snakes to the crowd’s amazement. In more recent years, there has been a greater emphasis on education, but when it’s all said and done, the public came to see the deadly snakes being handled at close range and in the hope that the handler may cop a bite. Continue reading snake displays Reptile parties Most children like wildlife and animals and reptiles are always among the more popular at parties. While a small number have a fear of snakes and lizards, these days most are aware of the difference between the safe and unsafe kinds and in a party environment are more than happy to take Continue reading kids reptile parties Snakes run hot today – Monday 19 September 2011. Today, Snakebusters have had call outs to catch venomous snakes at Preston, Eltham (twice), Warrandyte, Research, Sommerville and Donvale. The Donvale call-out at Tindalls Road, was for an adult female Brown Snake sitting in the middle of the lounge room of the family home. Yesterday we had call outs at Bacchus Marsh, Eltham and elsewhere. In the last 24 hours the Victorian Ambulance service has reported two adults being bitten by snakes and carted to hospital. One bite was at Warburton and the other at Sunbury. The snake man Raymond Hoser has issued a warning in the wake of these bites and wrong advice given out by others. Continue reading Hot weather brings snakes out early! Most people following Snakebusters, Australia’s best reptiles, probably already know that in Australia, Snakebusters are the only hands on reptiles displays who let people hold the animals. That is opposed to other companies who compete against us and do show and tell instead, or perhaps let people just touch the reptiles at a Melbourne kids party, Continue reading Hands on reptile shows, attacked and yet still popular! |
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