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    Meet some of Makhanda’s most dangerous residents

    Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerJune 21, 2022Updated:June 21, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    Juvenile boomslang. Photo: Chad Keates

    Chad Keates, a Herpetologist in the Wetland Ecology Lab at Rhodes University, will present an illustrated lecture:

    Dangerous snakes, scorpions and spiders in Grahamstown

    Where: Eden Grove Blue Lecture Theatre

    When: Thursday 23rd June

    Time: 7.30 pm

    Chad will bring specimens along for us to see and discuss.

    Well known for his talks and outings on reptiles and amphibians, Keates now expands his interests to talk about all those dangerous animals lurking in our city’s dark corners.

    With the late Dr Bill Branch, Keates presented the chapter on amphibians and reptiles in the new Guide to the Natural and Cultural History of Grahamstown/Makhanda. Bring your copy for him to sign or buy a copy at the meeting – only R300.

    Drinks and Eats will be available after the lecture.

    Chad Keates up close and personal with a slithery friend.
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