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CREATURE PHOTOS
 
The Creature Teacher offers up to 30 different animals for various shapes, sizes,
colors and textures for you to choose from. Just look over the photos below and email us with your choices. (Please
give The Creature Teacher at least one week advance notice on your choice of show/animals.) You may pick
and choose from any and all categories and all animals are appropriate for all age groups. Select
the soft and fluffy for your "sqeamish" all girl slumber party or better yet, have the birthday child participate
in the selection process. Please see presentation guidelines for numbers of animals allowed within a 30, 45 or
60 minute show.
The Creature Teacher reserves the right to make animal substitutions when deemed necessary,
i.e. illness or injury, hibernation or shedding cycles.
LIZARDS
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| Dino, Australian Bearded Dragon (Australia) |
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| This lizard puffs himself up with air to appear larger than he really is. |
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| Freckles, Leopard Gecko (Asia) |
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| Freckles licks his own eyeballs. Wanna know why? |
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| Gomer, Nosy Be (Dwarf) Chameleon (Africa) |
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| This lizard is so bizarre you have to seen him to believe it. |
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| Zeke, Panther Chameleon (Africa) |
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| You've never seen so many colors on just one animal! |
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| Jeronimo, Red Eyed Crocodile Skink (New Guinea) |
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| They play dead so well some owners have actually thrown them away!! |
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| Lottie, African Fat-Tailed Gecko (Africa) |
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| Fat-tailed Geckos are known for their beautiful, velvetly looking appearance. |
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| Jethro, Blue-Tongued Skink (Tazmania, Australia) |
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| Does Jethro really have a blue tongue and if so, what does he use it for? |
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| Pinecone, Spiny-Tailed Lizard (Asia, India, Africa |
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| Spiny-Tailed Lizards prefer weather between 110 and 120 degrees and they don't drink a drop of water |
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SNAKES
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| Ariel, Albino Yellow Rat Snake (USA) |
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| Long, fast, beautiful and an agile climber, Ariel is a gem! |
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| Wiggles, Sinaloan Milk Snake (USA and Mexico) |
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| Is this snake venomous? The answer is in the color pattern. |
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| Rocky, Ball Python (Africa) |
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| Ball Python reach up to 5 feet and weight over 6 pounds but have a friendly and loveable personality |
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| Herbie, Corn Snake |
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| When agitated, this snake will vibrate its tail imitating the noise of a rattlesnake. |
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TORTOISES
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| Roxanne, Eastern Box Tortoise |
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| Do you know why a tortoise should never be held upside down? |
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| Scooter, Sulcata Tortoise (Africa) |
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| At 13 pounds, this amazing reptile will soon weigh over 80 pounds! |
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| Barney, Purple Pincher Hermit Crab (USA) |
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| These shy creatures have 10 legs and can deliver a painful pinch. |
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| Max, Madagascar Hissing Cockroach (Africa) |
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| Yes, they really do hiss and are not harmful in any way. |
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| Splinter, Vietnamese Walking Stick Insect (Asia) |
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| Can you tell which one is the stick and which one is the insect? |
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| Slowpoke, Giant Black African Millipede (Africa) |
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| Millipedes don't really have 1000 legs like their name suggest, only around 300. |
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| Joe Pincher, Emperor Scorpion (Africa) |
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| Ever seen a scorpion glow? |
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| Buster, Rose-Haired Tarantula (Chile) |
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| Do you know how many eyes, legs and teeth a spider has? |
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| Shadow, Texas Tan Tarantula (USA) |
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| Did you know a spiders web silk is 3 times stronger than a steel thread of the same diameter? |
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| Slinky, Sonoran Desert Millipede (USA) |
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| Millipedes eat dead decaying organic matter and burrow underground. |
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| Festis, Tanzanian Tailless Whip Scorpion (Africa) |
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| Right out of Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire, this critter will both impress & creep you out. |
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| Egor, Giant Vinegaroon (USA) |
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| This animal gets its name from the vinegar smelling odor it emits to scare off predators! |
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| Skinny Pig or Hairless Guinea Pig (Peru) |
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| Is it a baby pig, hippo, armadillo or none of these? |
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| Olivia, New Zealand White Rabbit (USA) |
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| Donated by 2-B Rabbit Farms in Eustace, TX |
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| Dora, African Pygmy Hedgehog (Africa) |
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| When rolled up in a tight ball, it is impossible to force it open. |
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| Spice, Chinchilla (Chile) |
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| Chinchillas are the 2nd softest animal in the world. Wanna know what's the 1st? |
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| Wyatt, the Black-Tailed Praire Dog (USA) |
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| Very shy and easily frightened, for assembly-style shows only. |
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| Snowflake, Guinea Pig (Peru) |
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| Guinea pigs are not pigs and are not from New Guinea. Do you know how it got it's name? |
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| Sierra, Richardson Ground Squirrel (USA) |
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| Ground squirrels have cheek pouches that extend back to their shoulder blades. |
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| Emerald, Senegal Parrot (Africa) |
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| Can parrots really copy whatever you say? Find out with this beautiful green bird. |
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| Lilo & Stitch, Sugar Gliders (Australia) |
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| Small but adorable, kids of all ages love these guys!! |
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| Kermit, African Bullfrog (USA) |
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| Weighing in at over 1 pound, Kermit is always the star of the show!! |
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| Fred, Barred Tiger Salamander (USA) |
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| This amphibians lives right here in Texas near our rivers and streams. He is soft, slimy and cold. |
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| Marvin, American Toad (USA) |
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| Did you know that toads have keen hearing & can distinguish between calls of different species? |
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| Squish, Budgett's Frog (Argentina) |
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| With a large mouth, little beady eyes & jelly body, they look like an alien form outer space! |
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| Cameroon Blue Caecilian (Africa) |
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| Is it a worm? Snake? or Amphibian? And can you tell which end is the head? |
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| Lillie, Waxy Monkey Frog (South America) |
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| This frog doesn't hop, it walks...like a monkey! |
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| Birthday Party Announcement |
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| go to Downloadable Posters page to download your cards |
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BIRTHDAY PARTIES:Tell you guests that The Creature Teacher will be at your party!!
We have announcements for parties with or without a photo sessions and all you do is write in the time the animal show
will start. It's easy--click on the downloadable posters page and then click on which card you would like to print. Use photo paper, brocure paper, colored paper
or even note card or card stock paper. Your download should print 4 cards each approximately 4.5" X 3". Then just
cut with scissors and stick inside your invitation.
SCHOOLS, DAY CARE, LIBRARIES AND SPECIAL EVENTS: Tell you guests The Creature
Teacher and her amazing animals will be making an appearance at your facility. Use on of our 3 multi-colored posters and place
them on our counter, front door or bulletin board. Just click on the downloadable posters page and click on the poster of your choice.
Go to Downloadable Posters Page
List of Presentations
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