Reptiles Uncoiled is Brian Parkhurst’s reptile education and media platform. It produces videos, articles, resources, and programs about reptile behavior, responsible care, rescue realities, and coexistence.
They are closely connected but serve different roles. Hudson Valley Reptile & Rescue handles direct rescue and local educational work. Reptiles Uncoiled is the broader content, speaking, and education brand built from that experience.
Yes. Programs may be available for schools, libraries, scout groups, colleges, fairs, professional audiences, and community organizations. Availability depends on location, schedule, venue, audience, and program needs.
Animal interaction depends on the species, individual animal, venue, audience, and welfare considerations. No animal is forced to participate, and touching is never the sole purpose of a program.
A photograph may allow a general educational identification, but location and image quality matter. Never approach or handle an unknown wild animal to obtain a better photograph. For urgent safety concerns, contact a qualified local authority.
Reptiles Uncoiled can provide general educational information but cannot diagnose or treat an animal online. Contact a qualified reptile veterinarian for medical concerns.
Surrender requests are handled through Hudson Valley Reptile & Rescue, not through the general Reptiles Uncoiled contact form. Intake is never guaranteed and depends on legal requirements, capacity, species, health, and available resources.
No. The purpose of Reptiles Uncoiled is education and media. Any adoption activity connected to Hudson Valley Reptile & Rescue follows that organization’s separate process and standards.
Reptiles Uncoiled content is available through YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Patreon, and this website. Add direct platform links in the site header, footer, and Watch and Learn page.