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Rocklin, CA
If you’re one of those people who thinks the illegal pet
alligator living in your bathtub is in perfectly capable hands, it’s probably
not the first bad life decision you’ve made.
Also, you’re probably a
little crazy.
Illegal, abused and abandoned
wildlife are the focus at Star Eco Station where they receive the highest care
and serve as educational tools for the general public. While most of the residents are housed in
species-appropriate cages and tanks (no bathtubs), a few of the residents can
be handled, making for an exciting hands-on experience.
Naturalists provide guided
tours throughout the facility and offer a barrage of facts about the reptiles,
fish and other creatures that call the museum home. You’ll learn how everyday human life is
taking its toll on our planet. You’ll
also quickly learn your personal tolerance for multiple screeching birds within
a confined space.
Through Star Eco Station’s camps,
mobile exhibits and field trips, it’d be tough to avoid learning something new
at each event. Did you know an iguana
can spray its urine 15 feet? Take a cue
from the historical evidence on the floor and stay back.
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