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In this very beneficial workshop, first responders train for contact with dangerous reptiles, including capture, containment and transport, by working directly with animals. Read
an article:
Wildlife expert Tom Hudak presents workshops for law enforcement, emergency response and animal control personnel dealing with the identification and safe handling practices of rattlesnakes, vipers, cobras, alligators, pythons and other potentially dangerous reptiles.
Through hands-on training, participants will learn to identify these potential threats and will be able to deal with them with minimal risk to themselves or the animal. The goal is to keep officers and civilians safe while minimizing public relations problems. Because of the increasing popularity of exotic pets, these animals may be encountered not only during animal confiscation but also during emergency or law enforcement situations.
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Participants
get to view and interact with 40 species of live animals, including a
diamondback rattlesnake, gaboon viper, puff adder, monocle cobra, monitor
lizards, alligators, a 14-foot python, and also some potentially dangerous
small exotic invertebrates (spiders 
and
scorpions) under the close supervision of Tom.
