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NOVEMBER NEWS LETTER

Hello everyone! Just a quick update on what’s going on with the Creepy Crawly Zoo and the Gateway Science Project. First bit of news: Our next show at Discovery World

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June 2018 Newsletter

Welcome to the Creepy Crawly Zoo June Newsletter! We apologize for missing the May Newsletter, there was just so much going on! Namely… THE BUG WHISPERER GOT MARRIED! In a

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Let’s Talk About Ticks, Baby!

Greetings and salutations once again my fellow insect fanatics! So, it might be because I spend a silly amount of time wading through prairies and smashing my face up against

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entomology

WHIP IT! WHIP IT GOOD!

Acid spraying nightmares! The whip scorpions and tailless whip scorpions are like something out of a sci-fi movie.

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Blog: Pets Not Pests!

Hello all! It is I, your friendly neighborhood guest blogger, Monarch Lady! I am so very glad to have the chance to spend some time with all of you once again!

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Meet the Bug Whisperer

  You’ve heard of the Dog Whisperer, the Cat Whisperer, and the Horse Whisperer. Well, now meet the Bug Whisperer. Antonio (“Tony”) Gustin, an entomologist, is an award-winning film producer,

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SPRINGTIME IS HERE!!.. JUST KIDDING.

If you’re looking for something a little more representative of spring, come to Discovery World, March 9th.  We have a little something from down under for you, Australian Spiney Walking Sticks!

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August 2018 Newsletter – Creepy Crawly Zoo

Greetings all you bug lovers out there and welcome to the latest Creepy Crawly Newsletter! We’ve got lots to share with you today including new friends, old friends, and chances

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WELCOME TO 2019!

WELCOME TO 2019! Creature Featured! Darwin, the Galapagos Centipede! As some of you may or may not know, every month this year we will be featuring a new animal in

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HEY MAMBO! MAMBO …AFRICANO?

This insect is famous for its two spots and infamous for its powerful venom. A neurotoxic venom similar in potency to that of a cobra AND it can spit its venom like a cobra as well! (Quick! Someone call Rikitikitavi!)

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FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER

Hello everyone and welcome to our February newsletter. Much is happening in the way of the Gateway Science Tour.

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WELCOME TO 2019!

WELCOME TO 2019! Creature Featured! Darwin, the Galapagos Centipede! As some of you may or may not know, every month this year we will be featuring a new animal in

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Change, and the Power of Language

Marble Mantis looking winsome. Greetings and Salutations my bug-friendly friends! Welcome and do come in! It is I, your devoted Monarch Lady, here to chat again. Thank you to Tony

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