Little Ray's Reptile Zoo adds a Kangaroo and Lizard

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There are two new Christmas arrivals at Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo on Bank Street: a baby kangaroo named Gemma and an Asian Water Monitor lizard named Sal.

Born in captivity in Canada, Gemma is 15 months old and Sal is a world’s second largest lizard, weighing in at a whopping 80-plus pounds.


There are two new additions now available for viewing at Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo on Bank Street: a baby kangaroo named Gemma and an Asian Water Monitor lizard named Sal


There are two new additions now available for viewing at Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo on Bank Street: a baby kangaroo named Gemma (pictured) and an Asian Water Monitor lizard named Sal.


There are two new additions now available for viewing at Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo on Bank Street: a baby kangaroo named Gemma (pictured) and an Asian Water Monitor lizard named Sal.


There are two new additions now available for viewing at Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo on Bank Street: a baby kangaroo named Gemma (pictured) and an Asian Water Monitor lizard named Sal.


There are two new additions now available for viewing at Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo on Bank Street: a baby kangaroo named Gemma and an Asian Water Monitor lizard named Sal (pictured here getting lunch).


There are two new additions now available for viewing at Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo on Bank Street: a baby kangaroo named Gemma and an Asian Water Monitor lizard named Sal (pictured).


There are two new additions now available for viewing at Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo on Bank Street: a baby kangaroo named Gemma and an Asian Water Monitor lizard named Sal (pictured here with the zoo’s curator, Brian Oehring.)

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