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We love our friends at "EYES OF THE WILD" whose educational wildlife presentations never fail to make us laugh, learn, and appreciate the critters that we share this earth with.
Last week, Travis Gale, owner and animal care director, gave a virtual presentation to our summer students and staff. Here are some of the highlights!
Pictured are: Travis Gale with a veiled chameleon, scorpion, alligator, severe macaw, and arctic fox!
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HUNTERDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL IS A, not-for-profit, day school serving students between the ages of 12 and 21
from over 40 school districts in New Jersey. We are located near the town of Clinton in west central NJ.
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