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New year. New look. 🤩

Last year, we said goodbye to WildTuseday and AdventureSunday. This is so we can have a more consistent schedule.

Therefore, Wilderness Week & WildAdventures will be the brand new name for these brands starting this year!

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The Leucistic Axolotl!
This is one of the most popular breeds of axolotl. While captive, they live up to 10-15 years. While 20+ in the wild. They are native to Mexico. #WildAdventures

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The Aloe!
Are common house plants native to Madagascar and some parts of Africa. They live up to 5-15 years. #WildernessWeek

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The Allium Kiiense!
This plant grows specifically in thr Southern part of Japan. They sre able to live up to 3-4 years. #WildAdventures

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The Wild Bactrian Camel!
Also called the Wild Camel is a endangered variant of the camel with fewer then 1,000 remaining in the wild. They can average 30-50 years and they are found in Mongolia and China. #WildernessWeek

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The Dromedary!
This camel is also called the "dromedary Camel," "Arabian Camel" and "One-humped Camel." These camels live in the Middle East, North Africa, India and Australia. #WildernessWeek

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The Pomegranate Plant!
Is a type of plant that grows the pomegranate fruit. They grow primarily in countries like Iran and India. #WildAdventures

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The Sifakas!
Is a type of lemur that is native to Madagascar. They typically are fluffy with white and brown fur. They can live 18-30 years in the wilderness. #WildernessWeek

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The Cyclamen!
They are native to parts of Europe and some Mediterranean countries such as Iran and Israel. There are 25 different species of this flower living today. #WildAdventures

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The Aye-aye!
Is a type of lemur that has long fingers. They usually last 20-23 while in captivity. They also are native to Madagascar. #WildernessWeek

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The Iris lycotis!
These plants are primarily found in countries within Western Asia. With the proper care they last 5-20 years. #WildAdventures

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Due to unforeseen circumstances, WildAdventures and WildernessWeek week will be moved to Monday, April 20th.

The original format resumes next Sunday.

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The Madagascar Ocotillo!
Also called the "Alluaudia Procera." They can live many many decades to even centuries. #WildAdventures

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The Ring-Tailed Lemur!
This lemur is the most recognized internationally. In the wild, they live 15-20 years. While in captivity 30. They come from Madagascar. #WildernessWeek

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The Alluaudia!
This flowering plant is native to Madagascar. These plants can live up to several decades some lasting up to 200 years. #WildAdventures

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The Mouse Lemur!
This breed of lemur is native to Madagascar just like most lemurs. They can live up to 6-8 years in the wild and 15-18 in captivity. #WildernessWeek

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As always, we can never miss a Sunday posting time! We will be open Easter Day for wilderness posting from 5pm - 8pm so you can stay informed.
#easter

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Our posting schedule has been adjusted for the Easter week.🐰

Below are our posting schedule:
Good Friday: CLOSED FOR POSTING
Saturday, April 4th: 10am - 6pm
Easter Sunday: 5pm - 8pm
Easter Monday: 10am - 5pm

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Note there is the possibility for delays in posting. If this were to happen we will do our best to communicate that with you.

Also these times will be overided by major holidays

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As of Sunday February 15th, we are introduced an adjusted posting schedule.

This new posting schedule will be much more reliable then our previous one and we also made our posting times longer on our main posting days, those being Tuesday and Sunday.

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Our previous posting schedule was:
9:30am-4:30pm Monday, Wednesday-Saturday.
8am - 6pm Tuesday & Sunday

New times are:
10am - 6pm Monday, Wednesday-Saturday.
10am to 8pm Tuesday & Sunday