Grant Kremmerer during Wild World of Animals show, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Kremmerer says it is important to teach everyone about the value of wild animals:<\/p>\n “At the end of the day, we hope that, once again, people understand that nature isn’t out to get you, but it’s not some cute, cuddly Disney character either that wants to go home and be your pet. You know these animals that I show, wild animals that is, they’re far more dangerous than their wild counterparts, cause they have no fear of humans.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Kremmerer showed an array of animals from an Alligator snapping turtle to a kangaroo to a Binturong or Bearcat. \u00a0He says he hopes people will be left with a higher respect for all animals after the show:<\/p>\n “I think the average person looks at wild animals in one of two extremes, Hollywood villains that wanna get you and therefore sometimes people feel justified in getting them before they get you or once again Disney characters that want to run through daisy fields with you holding hands and it’s not either of those it’s kind of right down the middle you leave them alone, they leave you alone, and everybody’s happy”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Alligator snapping turtle, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer discussing falcons during the Wild World of Animals show, PHOTO by Paul Habsritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Kremmerer says he has been working with wild animals for over 40 years, and they do a lot of theater shows around the country. The Wild World of Animals took place from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. and cost $10 to attend.\u00a0 Check out pictures from the show below.<\/p>\n Alligator snapping turtle, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt<\/span><\/p> Tortoise, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Blue coral snake, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Jamaican Boa constrictor, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Jamaican Boa constrictor, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer brings out an Alligator, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer with an Alligator, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer with a Peregrine Falcon, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Peregrine Falcon, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer showing a Eurasian Eagle Owl, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Eurasian eagle-owl, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Three-banded armadillo, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Three-banded armadillo, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Three-banded armadillo, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer with a Lemur, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer educates the crowd about Lemurs, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Biturong, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer with a Binturong, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer feeding a Binturong or Bear Cat, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> A kangaroo joins the show, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer feeding a kangaroo, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Kangaroo at Wild World of Animals, PHOTO by Paul Habsritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Kangaroo at Wild World of Animals, PHOTO by Paul Habsritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Grant Kremmerer brings out a sloth at the Wild World of Animals show, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> A sloth at the Wild World of Animals show, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> Wild World of Animals show at the Paramount Center for the Arts, PHOTO by Paul Habstritt, WJON<\/span><\/p> READ MORE FROM AUTHOR PAUL HABSTRITT:<\/strong><\/p>\n While some are native and others arrived by accident, there are animals living quite happily in the U.S. that will make you say, \u201cNo way!\u201d From seriously big cats to the pinkest bird you\u2019ve ever seen, here are some of the most exotic creatures calling America home.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
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