Meet and Greet Tali the Tegu

The video introduces Tally, an Argentine black and white Tegu, who recently joined Animal Wonders. Jesse discusses Tally's behavior, personality, and the importance of building trust. The video aims to educate viewers about reptiles, breaking stereotypes, and encouraging curiosity. Tally's enclosure is described in detail, highlighting its features to ensure her well-being. The video also covers Tally's diet, health issues, and the care she receives to address her past health challenges.

What is the primary reason Tally was brought to Jesse?

• She was found abandoned in the wild.

• Her previous owner moved to a new city.

• She was part of a rescue operation.

• Her previous owner could no longer care for her.

How does Tally show that she is not enjoying something?

• She raises her back and turns away.

• She makes a loud hissing sound.

• She closes her eyes and stays still.

• She starts digging aggressively.

What is one way Tally shows she enjoys something?

• She rolls onto her back.

• She makes a chirping sound.

• She rapidly flicks her tongue.

• She raises her tail.

What is the size of Tally's new enclosure?

• 8 foot by 4 foot by 4 foot

• 12 foot by 6 foot by 6 foot

• 10 foot by 5 foot by 5 foot

• 6 foot by 3 foot by 3 foot

What is the purpose of the UVB light in Tally's enclosure?

• To provide warmth during the night

• To simulate natural sunlight for plant growth

• To ensure the right UV index for Tally

• To create a decorative lighting effect

What is Tally's favorite food?

• Live insects

• Small rodents

• Repta links

• Fresh fruits

What health issue does Tally have due to her past environment?

• Skin shedding issues

• Digestive problems

• Metabolic bone disease

• Respiratory infection