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A turtle, but why does it have a neck like a snake A turtle, but why does it have a neck like a snake?! Hmm… Hey, hot-blooded folks, meet the Chelodina siebenrocki, also known as the Long-necked Turtle. Curious? Check out this video! Just imagine: a turtle with an incredibly long neck that can slither around just like a snake! The Siebenrocki Long-necked Turtle, one of the most unique reptiles from Merauke, Papua. Unlike ordinary turtles that retract their heads straight into their shells, this side-necked turtle species has a unique way of folding its neck to the side of its shell when it feels threatened. But don’t be fooled—in the water, that long neck actually becomes a deadly hunting weapon! They’ll creep along quietly, then boom! They’ll shoot their heads out lightning-fast to snatch any fish or shrimp passing by. Interesting, isn’t it? Come visit Bali Reptile Park to see this super-exotic “snake-necked” turtle in person. Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for our next video. Versi Indonesia 🇮🇩 tersedia di Aplikasi TikTok @balireptilepark INFORMATION: Phone : 0361-299-344 / Wa : 081-905-537-868 www.balireptilepark.id #balireptilepark #reptilepark #reptile #reptil #bali
Hello hot blooded, Wishing you and your family a H Hello hot blooded, Wishing you and your family a Happy Vesak Day 2570 BE/2026 Warm Wishes to you on this auspicious day. May all beings be well and happy. Stay safe and stay healthy always. Enjoy the beauty of genuine Indonesian Reptiles at Bali Reptile Park. INFORMATION : Phone : 0361-299-344 / Wa: 081-905-537-868 www.balireptilepark.id #balireptilepark #reptilepark #rimbareptil #reptile #harirayawaisak
Hi Hot Blooded! We know that reptiles are covere Hi Hot Blooded! We know that reptiles are covered in scales, but do you know why they need them? here is the explanation One reason reptiles have scales is to protect their bodies from predators. These scales are made of keratin—the same substance in human hair and nails. Second, scales keep water inside their bodies. This is very important so they don't get thirsty or dry in hot places. Some reptiles, like snakes, even use their scales to grip the ground and move. so interesting right? Do you know of any other functions? Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for our next video! Versi Indonesia 🇮🇩 tersedia di Aplikasi TikTok @balireptilepark INFORMATION: Phone : 0361-299-344 / Wa : 081-905-537-868 www.balireptilepark.id #balireptilepark #reptilepark #reptile #reptil #bali
Hello hot blooded, May God almighty accept all you Hello hot blooded, May God almighty accept all your sacrifices and rewards with a life that is full of cheers and successes. A heartiest Eid Al Adha Mubarak to you. Enjoy the beauty of genuine Indonesian reptiles at Bali Reptile Park. #balireptilepark #reptilepark #rimbareptil #reptile #1447h
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Have you ever heard a reptile make a sound? they a Have you ever heard a reptile make a sound? they are very quiet, so we think reptiles can't talk at all. But wait... that’s not true! Not all reptiles are silent." "But why do they make a sound? the reason, it’s to protect themselves from predators and also to communicate to other creatures. do you have any other reason about this? please write a comment bellow Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for our next video! Versi Indonesia 🇮🇩 tersedia di Aplikasi TikTok @balireptilepark INFORMATION: Phone : 0361-299-344 / Wa : 081-905-537-868 www.balireptilepark.id #balireptilepark #reptile #bali #Lizard #zooconservation

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Open daily from
9.00am – 5.00pm
(Central Indonesia Standart Time)

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Bali Reptile Park
Singapadu, Gianyar, Bali Indonesia 80582

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