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2:27Now PlayingIDAHO FALLS -- They're creepy, slithery, slimy and now, for a limited time, on display at the Idaho Falls Zoo.
The Jewels of Asia exhibit features three species of snakes that have never been at the zoo.
From the vibrant colors of the Thai bamboo rat snake and the Mandarin rat snake to the mystique and thrill of a pair of albino Burmese pythons – one six feet in length and the other eleven feet – guests will experience the beauty, anticipation, thrill and mystery of these amazing Asian snakes.
“Our team has been working very hard to construct this amazing new exhibit and bring these incredible snakes to our zoo,” says David Pennock, Idaho Falls Zoo Superintendent. “We can’t wait for our guests to experience their beauty!”
Jewels of Asia can be seen starting tomorrow, May 28, through Labor Day.
Watch the video above to get your sneak peak of the snakes.
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