Extreme Animals Visit Tecumseh for Library Program

Rhema Brynildsen, 3, is held by her mother, Katrina Brynildsen, both of Tecumseh, as she pets Mort the baby Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur during the Tecumseh Pioneer Library Summer Reading Challenge Extreme Animals program on June 13. This is one of 60 species of lemur found in Madagascar, said handler Keeley Knowles, who also spoke on Burmese pythons, bearded dragons, blue-tongued skinks, European hedgehogs and armadillos. Holding Mort is CPN/CDC After-School Program teacher Kristen Janway.
Rhema Brynildsen, 3, is held by her mother, Katrina Brynildsen, both of Tecumseh, as she pets Mort the baby Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur during the Tecumseh Pioneer Library Summer Reading Challenge Extreme Animals program on June 13. This is one of 60 species of lemur found in Madagascar, said handler Keeley Knowles, who also spoke on Burmese pythons, bearded dragons, blue-tongued skinks, European hedgehogs and armadillos. Holding Mort is CPN/CDC After-School Program teacher Kristen Janway.

Rhema Brynildsen, 3, is held by her mother, Katrina Brynildsen (photo left), both of Tecumseh, as she pets Mort the baby Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur during the Tecumseh Pioneer Library Summer Reading Challenge Extreme Animals program on June 13. This is one of 60 species of lemur found in Madagascar, said handler Keeley Knowles (photo right) and is holding a Ring-Tailed Lemur. Knowles also spoke …