Benefits of Wildlife Education to Kindergarten Students

Blog | June 14th, 2017

In this day and age, more than ever before, it is paramount that young children are taught the importance of wildlife conservation as a bridge that will reconnect modern society to nature. Today, kindergarten students are constantly bombarded with television, gaming, and gadgets, but have little exposure to wildlife and… Read More

Celebrate a Unique Wildlife or Reptile Birthday Party that Your Guests Will Never Forget

Blog | May 31st, 2017

A child’s birthday party has the potential to be a very special time, the happiest and one of the most memorable days in their life. Most adults can still recall a special birthday they had as a child, which is why parents try to make their own child’s birthday a… Read More

Wildlife Interactive Education through School Incursion: Benefits to Pre-Schoolers

Blog | May 10th, 2017

Teaching children about the environment and ecosystems in Australia, and about the wildlife that depends on these, has never been more important than it is today. Most kids today know almost nothing about nature and wildlife conservation, but they should. The future of Australia’s wildlife and many of the regional… Read More

Snake Removal Services in Melbourne

Blog | April 24th, 2017

Snakes are a major concern in Australia since over half of our species of these reptiles are venomous. Luckily, when you require removal services of this animal from your property for one reason or another, Black Snake Productions will provide them on a 24/7 basis throughout the year in the… Read More

School Incursions by Blacksnake Productions with Interactive Animal Learning Experience

Blog | April 11th, 2017

Black Snake Productions provides wildlife incursions for children of all ages through various kinder and school presentations. By doing this, Black Snake gives kids a hands-on experience with a wide assortment of wild creatures that live here in Australia. The children are able to observe, hold and touch the animals… Read More

What are the Qualifications of a Wildlife Educator?

Blog | December 9th, 2016

For people who aspire to work around animals in jobs at zoos, national parks, wildlife stations, or wildlife conservation groups, becoming a wildlife educator is the obvious goal. The primary work involves educating all ages of people about various aspects of care for animals and their habitat. An interest in… Read More

Understanding the Natural Instincts and Habitat of Koala Bears

Blog | December 5th, 2016

From the time early settlers from Europe first laid eyes on koalas in Australia, they didn’t understand what kind of animal it was. Some thought these were monkeys because koalas can climb trees, others guessed it was a type of small bear, but they were wrong. Koalas are actually related… Read More

Understanding Snake Behaviour: What Should Be The Proper Approach in Different Situations?

Blog | November 17th, 2016

Of all the creatures that fly, run, walk, and slither, snakes are considered one of the most mysterious and misunderstood, this is mainly due to a misguided fear of being bitten by one. There are thousands of species of snakes found all over the planet, but less than 20% of… Read More

The Importance of Breeding Programs for Endangered Australian Species

Blog | November 11th, 2016

Here at Black Snake Productions, we are very serious about wildlife conservation, and we believe that the best way to accomplish this is by first making people aware of the importance of preserving the natural environment, and the animal species that live there. Unfortunately, land development often disrupts and destroys… Read More

The Effects of Global Warming and Pollution to Animals and Their Habitat

Blog | October 27th, 2016

Life is amazing, all life, every species that is on this planet has evolved to live perfectly in its own unique ecological habitat – a specific biome with ideal living conditions, which includes plants, animals, and temperatures conducive to a healthy working ecosystem. It’s truly amazing. Interesting, some species are… Read More

Characteristics and Traits of Growling Grass Frogs

Blog | October 12th, 2016

There are many interesting types of frogs in Australia, although frogs can be seen and heard, people don’t consider that the population of frogs are dwindling, but some frog species are. The Growling Grass Frog is found in various parts of Australia, however, there are concerns that their population is… Read More

Australian Masked Owls: Basic Facts and Information

Blog | September 27th, 2016

Australia is truly rich in wildlife, unfortunately, many of these animals’ natural environment is under pressure from industrialization, the encroachment of land development, and the spread of human civilization. Even more worrisome is that many people are not even aware of the many species of unique animals in the country,… Read More

Understanding Tiger Quolls

Blog | September 12th, 2016

Tiger quolls or spotted-tail quolls are carnivorous marsupials and members of the Dasyurus genus of animals, and they are the only quolls to have spotted tails. Their numbers have decreased over the years with the change of their habitats along with other reasons and thus, they are considered ‘Near Threatened’… Read More

Snakes on the move again, Be snake safe!

Blog | August 31st, 2016

With spring here and summer just around the corner Venomous snakes are on the move again and with employees and contractors becoming more active outdoors on sites and jobs, encounters and confrontations with snakes and staff is more likely. Black Snake productions is the ideal solution to snake safety in … Read More

Understanding Endangered Australian Species and How We Can Help With Preservation

Blog | August 11th, 2016

The Australian continent has vast numbers of animals species, so many that people living in urban areas never get to see them. In fact, some animal species may never be seen again, unfortunately because they are endangered Australian species. Preserving nature, and protecting animals from extinction, is everyone’s concern because… Read More

Wild Encounters: Australia’s Attraction and Interactive Education for Animal Lovers

Blog | July 29th, 2016

Most people like animals, however, not everyone who lives in urban areas can see and appreciate the diverse kinds of animals that are found in Australia’s undeveloped areas, and there are many. Reptiles, birds, insects, mammals, and many other kinds of small animals are abundant in nature, but are not… Read More

List of Exotic Animals Found Only in Australia

Blog | July 12th, 2016

Each year numerous people visit Australia just to see the wide variety of exotic animals. Indeed, these exotic animals found only in Australia are quite amazing. In fact, over 80 per cent of plants, mammals, frogs and reptiles are unique to Australia and are found nowhere else on earth. There… Read More

Tips in Keeping the Correct Environment Settings for a Reptile Vivarium

Blog | June 30th, 2016

Keeping the correct environment settings for a reptile vivarium is one of the most important things to take into consideration before bringing your pet home. In fact, it is essential that you recreate a reptile’s natural environment as diligently as possible in order to keep them healthy and happy. Undeniably,… Read More

Wild Animals Should Be Understood Not Feared: The Importance of Interactive Teaching

Blog | June 16th, 2016

In this day of conservation awareness, we must understand the needs of wild animals and not fear their existence. The best way for children and adults to gain the necessary knowledge to accomplish this task is through participating in functions that include interactive teaching methods. Only through these methods can… Read More

The Psychological Benefits of Human and Animal Interaction

Blog | May 31st, 2016

If you own a pet, then you are very much aware that it makes you happy almost all of the time. In truth, the special relationship with your pet is actually beneficial for the both of you. Additionally, studies show that intermingling with pets helps people enjoy healthier and happier… Read More

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