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Hello my name is David I am a biology enthusiest and I am interested in all amphibians reptiles plants you name it. Recently I teamed up with my biology teacher and we decided we wanted to make a difference in our community by educating kids on how their choices can effect the lives of animals. One of these animals we want to educate people on is the hellbender. We are receiving a licences to have such a rare animal but I have no idea how to get one of these animals so we could educate people on it.
 
Hello and welcome to the forum.

Good luck on your mission to educate :happy:
 
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