Just going through some old photos from back when we started Wild Rangers almost 12 years ago.
My kids were so little.
I look exactly the same......not😂

Guess who’s getting ready for our new “Bugs gone Wild” shows

Today our littlest Wild Ranger Noah took centre stage and captivated these children with interesting facts about the RainForest Scorpion 🦂 (plus he’s the only one brave enough to handle it!!!)

This is my favourite photo that Rob Downer took of my animals.
This is “Chewie” one of our Saltwater crocodiles.

The saltwater crocodile is a crocodilian native to saltwater habitats and brackish wetlands from India's east coast across Southeast Asia and the Sundaic region to northern Australia and Micronesia. #saltwatercrocodile #wildlifephotographer ... See more

CHeck out this amazing photo of ‘poppy’ our Red tailed black cockatoo. ❤️

The red-tailed black cockatoo also known as Banksian- or Banks black cockatoo, is a large black cockatoo native to Australia. #redtailedblackcockatoo #wildlifephotographer #wildlifephotography

What an awesome day we had today at Kingscliff Bowls Club doing a show as part of their school holiday program.
Thanks for everyone who came along.

What a great day we had today at the Wild Rangers Wildlife Encounters show!

Thank you everyone for joining us, we hope you loved it as much as we did!

For anyone who hasn't already signed the Greenpeace petition on an Australian ban on balloon releases and the use of helium toninflate balloons, here is your opportunity to do that.

For those of you outside of Australia, Dr Karl is kind of like a cross between Bill Nye and Dr Drew. In this video, someone asked him if he "believed" in Climate Change and his answer was very illuminating!

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Another really good reason to keep your cats inside. Not just for the safety of our wildlife, but for their safety as well.

Large Python Eats Pet Cat!

This is a sad situation and something I wish no pet owner has to go through, however there are important lessons we can take out of this. I am going to be as respectful as possible in this post and I have permission off the cats owner to do this education post.

I recieved a call for a large python that had eaten something big and was asleep in a ladies yard this morning. As soon as I arrived I knew the food Item was too big to be a possum and I was 95% sure it was a cat. I took the snake to the local vet and we scanned for a microchip and sure enough it was a family's pet cat. The owner of the cat was contacted by the vet and she called me afterwards and we had a good chat. She was obviously very sad and her kids were devasted. The cat was indoors at night time and was allowed outside during the day. Unfortunately the cat would often explore the neighborhood during the day and where I found the snake was a few blocks from the cats family's home.

Please please please if you are a cat owner I beg you not to let your cat explore the neighborhood during the day or night. Not only do cats predatory instincts take over and they kill lots of native wildlife but they can also be killed by native wildlife or run over by cars.
Please refrain from any mean comments about cats on this post. I have said what needs to be said and I hope people learn from this situation.

The Python was released back into the bush away from homes and roads.

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A good read for those who have been under the impression The Greens party are responsoble for the bush fires. The Greens party actually advocate for the strongest environmental protections of any of the Australian political parties. ... See more