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Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary joins Zoolife.tv live-streaming wildlife platform

The Iconic American Alligator

American Alligator

Reptile rescue brings viewers up close to iconic American Alligator with zookeeper Q&As about Alligator behaviors

“Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary is a leader in their commitment to connecting people to the reptile world for the betterment of so many misunderstood species”
— Shawn Blackburn, Director of Partnerships at Zoolife
TORONTO, ON, CANADA, July 28, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- In a step to increase global awareness about reptiles, as well as to make their animals more accessible, Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary has partnered with Zoolife.tv to livestream the first of their reptile representatives – the iconic American Alligator, which will be followed by other reptilian representatives in the near future.

Users will be able to stream live footage of the alligators through Zoolife’s innovative remote-control cameras that allow users to photograph and clip their favorite moments with dozens of animals. With this partnership, people from around the world will be able to observe the American Alligators, Charley and Lucy, watch feedings, learn about their natural behavior and even interact with the keepers to ask questions.

“Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary is excited to be part of this innovative platform, which also aids in their conservation and preservation,” says Katelyn Garcia, PHS Education and Outreach Director. “The sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates both native and non-native species from around the world, and this is a new way for people to connect with them.”

The non-profit Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary rehabilitates rescued reptiles and educates visitors on its reptiles. The Sanctuary was founded in 2001 and operates on more than two acres of private land north of Scottsdale, Ariz. It houses nearly 1,500 native and non-native reptiles. In November 2011, the Sanctuary opened its venom room to the public, which houses 38 species of Crotalids, 13 species and two subspecies of Elapids, and 35 species of vipers.

“Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary is a leader in their commitment to connecting people to the reptile world for the betterment of so many misunderstood species,” said Shawn Blackburn, Director of Partnerships at Zoolife. “We are delighted to be partnering with the Sanctuary and helping them to expand access to viewers across the planet seeking a deep connection with their reptilian community.”

More information about the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary can be found on their website.

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