The Australian Reptile Center, Canberra

The Australian Reptile Center boasts an impressive number of Australian reptiles and amphibians, as well some exotic species. Apart from being a feast for the eyes, a visit here has an educational value too, as the friendly staff are on hand to tell you the story of each animal.

Image Courtesy of Wikimedia and JJ Harrison.

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Sight Name: The Australian Reptile Center
Sight Location: Canberra, Australia (See walking tours in Canberra)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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