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No, I was never afraid of reptiles. As a little kid, I was not afraid of any animals. I was fascinated by everything from bugs to elephants. My parents took me to the zoo and aquarium from before I could walk. Growing up, I collected bugs, frogs, toads, salamanders, and snakes. I always read about animals since I could read and I grew up with many pets. I know I may be the exception. Remember when animal shows actually taught about animals? Think "Wild Kingdom" and "World of Survival". No global warming politics. Just teaching about animals. Animal planet should stay out of politics and show reruns of "Lance Link: Secret Chimp". Well, that's my tirade for today. http://youtu.be/0d5dKBMK5mo

[QUOTE="Dubya, post: 131847, member: 3534"] No, I was never afraid of reptiles. As a little kid, I was not afraid of any animals. I was fascinated by everything from bugs to elephants. My parents took me to the zoo and aquarium from before I could walk. Growing up, I collected bugs, frogs, toads, salamanders, and snakes. I always read about animals since I could read and I grew up with many pets. I know I may be the exception. Remember when animal shows actually taught about animals? Think "Wild Kingdom" and "World of Survival". No global warming politics. Just teaching about animals. Animal planet should stay out of politics and show reruns of "Lance Link: Secret Chimp". Well, that's my tirade for today. http://youtu.be/0d5dKBMK5mo [/QUOTE]

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