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OT: Vacation 08 (d/u warning)

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Posted by: Jonathan_Brady at Sun Nov 2 18:51:54 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jonathan_Brady ]  
   

My family takes a yearly vacation, about 20 of us at the beach in NC. My girlfriend usually goes CRAZY with pictures no matter what we're doing. This year, I was in charge of what to do so we ended up going to several reptile places, and getting LOTS of reptile pics

Alligator Adventure at Barefoot Landing in Myrtle Beach was pretty cool. Here are some photos from that day...

This is a mold of a skull of an enormous prehistoric croc.





Some albino gators





Feeding time!





There are just TONS of them!





This is Utan. Apparently he's the largest croc to ever be on exhibit in the US. He is 20ft long and FAT. Boy needs to be on a diet!





This is Bob. Apparently Bob had his tail bitten off in captivity as a youngster.





A cookaburra, I think?





I can't remember what kind of cat this was, but the adult version was relatively tall and lean. Beautiful!









After visiting there, we walked around the rest of Barefoot Landing and they had an exhibit with these tigers.









We also went to the Cape Fear Serpentarium in Wilmington, NC. Really nice setup! And HUGE adult animals. They don't miss a meal. My only complaint was that the glass could have been cleaner. But I understand why it's not sparkling like it just came out of the dishwasher!

He had a GORGEOUS Colombian adult that had amazing color for such a large animal. My guess was that it was about 9ft long or so. I couldn't get a decent picture of it though

Here are a few that I did get pics of. Oh, and sorry for the quality of the pics, I was shooting through glass (for obvious reasons) in a low light area.

Copperhead









Gaboon Viper









Green mamba





King Cobra





Spitting Cobra - I wasn't using flash much in there, but I had to on this one to illuminate the venom splashed on the glass!





Eyelash vipers, if I remember correctly









My girlfriend was VERY tolerant of me (usually is, thankfully). But I think it's because I participate in things like this





see... :/





That was from her 25th birthday. 80's rock theme party (her last name is Rock - so it's a must-do).



She's the one that puts up with my passion for things like this!





Threw that in there to be on topic!



So we have a give and take relationship I guess you could say. I think she's getting the short end of the stick!!



Thanks for looking,

jb
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Jonathan Brady

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