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Cub Scouts seated together watching Randy present an animal.

Animal encounters for scouting groups

Bring your scouting group face to face with real animals. A My Party Safari visit makes room for curious questions, close observation and gentle interactions by choice.

Randy is an Eagle Scout himself.

For scout leaders

Curiosity belongs in every meeting

Take a closer look at the animals your Scouts may only have seen in pictures. Explore how reptiles live, what makes them different and why gentle handling matters.

Randy Lewis holds a B.S. in Biology and an M.S. in Zoology. His hands-on educational approach gives Scouts something real to observe and plenty to ask about. Touching is optional; watching is part of the experience too.

Scouts holding a large patterned snake with Randy.

Planning your visit

Tell us about your troop or pack

Share your meeting location, preferred date, group size and ages. If you have a particular learning topic in mind, include it in your inquiry so Randy can discuss the visit with you.

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Scouting encounters

  • A Cub Scout gently touching a small lizard held by the presenter.
    A Cub Scout gently touching a small lizard held by the presenter.
  • A Cub Scout reaching out to touch a small snake.
    A Cub Scout reaching out to touch a small lizard.
  • Two Cub Scouts watching a small animal held by the presenter.
    Two Cub Scouts watching a small animal held by the presenter.
  • Scouts gathered beside a tortoise on the Party Safari rug.
    Scouts gathered beside a tortoise on the Party Safari rug.
  • Randy showing a patterned snake to seated Scouts.
    Randy showing a patterned snake to standing Scouts.
  • A Cub Scout gently touching a snake held by Randy.
    A Cub Scout gently touching a crested gecko held by Randy.
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READY WHEN YOU ARE

Bring the safari to your next event

Tell us about your birthday party, school, daycare, or summer camp, and we will help you plan a hands-on reptile and animal experience built around your group.

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