Snakes and a Two-Headed Lizard

This shingleback lizard was so freaky! When she brought it out I literally kept blinking my eyes because I couldn't figure out how it had two heads. I wish I had more pictures because I swear it looked like a freak of nature. She said these lizards use their tail to lure other animals-- making them think the tail is the head. When the other animals go to attack their supposed 'head', the real head snaps up and gets them instead.

I wasn't surprised when Thomas went to touch this snake, but I was shocked when I saw my little Penny touching it. I wonder if she's my real daughter...

Sam was pretty la-di-da about all the animals he saw, but he was impressed with this lizard. Thomas and Penny liked these big pythons wrapped up in the trees. I didn't even notice until I looked at the pictures closely that there was a tree frog just sitting on the tree by the snake.