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Reptiles and Amphibians of the Tropics User Submitted

When: Sat., July 15, 12-3 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-831-2090
Email: info@sfcof.org
Price: Free
conservatoryofflowers.org/exhibits-events/curiosities
Get up close to tropical reptiles with the Lick Your Eyeballs team. Drop by anytime between 12-3pm to meet geckos that lick their eyeballs, hold a 3-foot friendly lizard, and hang out with a colorful chameleon. Lick Your Eyeballs will introduce you to the wonderful world of tropical reptiles and amphibians and their ecology. This event is part of Conservatory Curiosities, a summer series of free, outdoor guest demonstrations related to the plant collection inside.

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