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Beaver Zoological Gardens & Reptile Rescue Centre is precisely that, we are a registered charity and we rescue reptiles and all other animals in our care. We are not a Zoo in the accepted sense however we do have to have a zoo license in order to rescue dangerous wild animals and also to allow people to visit.
In the grounds you will see Canadian Beavers, Deer, Owl, Parrots, Macaws and other aviary birds Rabbits, Guinea pigs, Chicken and Ducks.
In the reptile house which is accessed through the Aquatic shop (which is not connected in any way to the zoo & rescue, the shop is a separate and commercial business and in no way benefits the zoo financially). We cannot be responsible for the advice given by the shop owners, as their idea of animal care is not necessarily consistant with ours.
The reptiles in our reptile house consist of Iguana, 2 Caiman, Common Boa, Granite python, Royal python, Pine snake, Rainbow boa, Water dragon, Bearded dragon, Blue tongue skinks, Frilled lizard, Plated lizard, Eyed lizard, Chameleon, Basilisk, 9ft Asian water monitor (Salvator) and Large Nile monitor, Tortoises:- Red foot, Leopard, Sulcata, Spur thigh and Hermans, Turtles of all types and Marmoset all of which are rescued.
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Please also note that the position on Google maps for Beaver Water World is a rough estimate using their postcode in the database and might be slightly out.
It may also be worth clicking the web link for Beaver Water World to see if there are any special events coming up or currently on.
