Classroom Animals of Past & Present
These animals have provided close-up and hands-on learning
for many students over the years. They also help to create an interesting
environment in our classroom.
The Vivarium: Our classroom's newest animal habitat. Donated by Alex L. June 2008.
Chilean Rose-haired Tarantula: Native to South America.
Western Hognose Snake: Hatched in 1988.
Died in 2006 at the age of 18.
Eastern Box Turtle: Acquired in 1985.
Estimated age is about 50 years old.
Bearded Dragons: Native to Australia.
Carolina Anole: Native to the southern U.S.
Leopard Gecko: Native to the Middle East.
Common Snapping Turtle: Michigan's largest species of turtle.
Ball Python: Native to western Africa.
Red-eared Slider: Native to the southern U.S.
Eastern Garter Snake: Michigan's most common snake.
Spotted Salamander: Native to Michigan.
