AIDG’s “Ghost in the Swamp” was created using the same successful template as our “Crocodile Conflict” with one huge contrasting difference- a large albino alligator. There are very few albino alligators in the world today making this traveling exhibit a rare treasure. Albino alligators are white because of a genetic disorder that effects the pigmentation of their skin. While not a lethal mutation in utero, the disorder makes the gators easy prey without their normal camouflage coloration.

AIDG's "Ghost in the Swamp" is designed to inspire a sense of amazement and capture the public's curiosity about these truly unique animals through museum quality displays, graphics, and an incredible live exhibit that will allow guests to get face to face with such a rare creature both above and below the surface of the water. Guests young and old will have the opportunity to safely hold a juvenile American alligator creating a memory of a lifetime and an opportunity to connect with these amazing animals.

AIDG's unique incorporation of animal interactive experiences creates life long memories while simultaneously creating several tremendous revenue generating opportunitites for your organization.

Living Components:
This exhibition features an adult albino alligator and a group of handlable juvenile American alligators for use in public programs. The exhibit animal is in an environmentally controlled custom designed habitat designed to promote the highest degree of safety for the animal and keepers. The habitat features both above and below water viewing of the animal. AIDG will train your staff how to care for the animals or, for a separate fee, will provide the husbandry staff. A 7' X 7' area is needed near the habitat for the life support system needed to maintain the water quality and clarity.

Graphic Components:
(All graphic components contain museum quality photographs):

• Rarity of the albino condition
• The condition of albinism
• Affect that albinism has on the longevity of alligators in the wild
• Legends and myths of the albino alligators
• Physical differences between alligators and crocodiles
• Life cycles of alligators
• Importance of camouflouge
• Range of North American alligators
   

Non Living Components:

• Hard cast replica of an adult alligator suitable for climbing
• Interactive component that depicts the importance of camouflauge to the survival of animals in the wild.
• Showcase of an American alligator skull and crocodilian skull
   

Spatial Requirements:

• 1200 square feet indoor/outdoor (covered)
• Exhibits must be placed on a sealed, level surface. Recommended: 6" concrete slab with rebar.
• Must have electrical and freshwater source, as well as drainage
• Minimum ceiling height 12'

For a detailed proposal please click here or call 708.369.6342

Booking Schedule:

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