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‘Reptile Lady’ carries family legacy of critter education

There’s nothing ‘cold-blooded’ about April Jackson

April Jackson — better known as the Reptile Lady — squishes the cheeks of Rocky
April Jackson — better known as the Reptile Lady — squishes the cheeks of Rocky (Finn Wendt/Cascadia Daily News)
By Nina Walsh News Intern
Snakes, a snapping turtle, a bearded dragon and other uncommon critters were shown off to a crowd of

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