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Reptiles are more than what people fear.
Reptiles Uncoiled brings more than two decades of hands-on reptile experience into honest, accessible conversations about animal behavior, responsible care, rescue, and coexistence.
A Clearer Way to Understand Reptiles
A Clearer Way to Understand Reptiles
Most people were never given the chance to understand reptiles on their own terms. We inherited myths, fear, incomplete care advice, and the idea that an animal must behave like a dog or cat to deserve respect. Reptiles Uncoiled exists to change that. Through videos, articles, public programs, and real-world rescue experience, Brian Parkhurst makes reptile biology and husbandry understandable without oversimplifying either one.
Understand the Animal
Understand the Animal
Explore the behavior, biology, intelligence, and ecological role of reptiles without sensationalism.
Become a Better Keeper
Become a Better Keeper
Learn what responsible reptile care actually requires before and after bringing an animal home.
Bring Reptiles to Your Audience
Bring Reptiles to Your Audience
Book an educational program for a school, library, scout group, fair, college, or community organization.
Book an educational program for a school, library, scout group, fair, college, or community organization.
Experience Shaped by the Animals Themselves
Experience Shaped by the Animals Themselves
Brian Parkhurst is a licensed reptile educator and the Director of Hudson Valley Reptile & Rescue. Since 2004, he has worked directly with surrendered reptiles, long-term ambassador animals, new keepers, experienced professionals, schools, libraries, and the public. Reptiles Uncoiled is where those experiences become practical education for a much wider audience.
Stay Curious
Stay Curious
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Understanding Changes the Way We Treat Animals
Understanding Changes the Way We Treat Animals
Whether you came here because you love reptiles, fear them, care for them, or simply want to understand them, you are welcome here.
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