Bug Museum & Gift Shop

 

Current Reptile Residents

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Come see our live reptiles up close and learn fun facts about them! We have great new friends waiting to meet you. Don't forget to say hi to your favorite long-time residents - like Myrtle the soft-shelled turtle and Blooper the 2-foot long blue tongued skink. You'll have to see some of these critters to believe them!

 

Angela, the Brazilian Rainbow Boa

Angela, the Brazilian Rainbow Boa
Blooper, the Blue Tongue Skink

Blooper, the Blue Tongue Skink
Uncle Larry & Jigsaw, Ball Python Buddies

Uncle Larry & Jigsaw, Ball Python Buddies

 

Coal, the High Contrast White Ball Python

Coal, the High Contrast White Ball Python
Bonnie, the Uromastyx

Bonnie, the Uromastyx
Nana, the Albino Ball Python

Nana, the Albino Ball Python

 

Come see all our reptile friends!

Come see all our reptile friends!


Former Reptile Residents

 

Owner Randi Jones with Eddie

Owner Randi Jones with Eddie
Romeo, the Bearded Dragon

Romeo, the Bearded Dragon
Ssssstella the Python

Ssssstella the Python

 

Jacksons Chameleon

Jacksons Chameleon
Leopard Gecko

Leopard Gecko
Boomer The Collard Lizard

Boomer The Collard Lizard

 

Cornsnake

Cornsnake
Gossamer

Gossamer
Leopard Gecko

Leopard Gecko


Our Live Bugs

 

We have a wide variety of living and preserved bugs on hand here at the Bug & Reptile museum. Our displays are arranged perfectly for younger kids (and families) to get up close and see these critters first hand. Have you ever seen tarantula's fangs? Or wondered how many kinds of butterflies and moths we have here in Washington state? Maybe you just want to see how different beetle exoskeletons can be or what the inside of a bee hive looks like. We have a little bit of everything!

 

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Former Bug Visitors

 

Our collection of live bugs is always changing - these are some of the critters that we've had pass through our museum over the years.



Our Bug Displays

 

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We have an extensive collection of preserved bugs from around the world available for you to view close up. Be sure to check out our stunning moths and beetles, view the inside of a bee hive and see for yourself how varied the world of bugs is.



 

Uncle Milton Wall

 

Don't miss our ant farm display that spans over 8-feet near the back of the museum. This colony of harvester ants is always busy working together to maintain their home. Stay for a bit and watch them clear tunnels, moving food and sand along the way.

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