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🐍 Scale World Order is coming to McHenry! 🐢
This Sunday, August 17th from 9 AM – 5 PM, we’re bringing our cold-blooded crew to the McHenry Township Jr Warriors Family Fun Day!

📍 Home Field – McHenry, IL
🎟 Free admission to watch all-day youth football scrimmages!

Come meet our amazing reptiles up close — from snakes and tortoises to lizards and more — while enjoying:

  • 🏈 Jr Warriors scrimmage games

  • 🎯 Challenge games & carnival fun

  • 🎪 Vendors (including us!)

  • 💦 Dunk the coaches

  • 🍦 Ice cream truck & all-day concessions

  • 🎟 Raffles & 50/50

🦎 Support a great cause!
All proceeds benefit the Jr Warriors League Equipment Fund & the Denise Ryan Scholarship to help young athletes in need.

📅 Mark your calendars and stop by our booth — let’s make it a day full of football, family, and reptiles!

Flyer for McHenry Township Jr. Warriors Family Fun Day event with details about the date, time, location, and activities including food, games, raffle, yard games, dunk tank, and live reptiles.

Scale World Order – Live Reptile Experience
Sunday, September 14th | Shows at 12 PM & 3 PM
Inside Jurassic Gardens at Volo Museum

Join Scale World Order for an unforgettable hands-on reptile show! Experience live interaction with fascinating reptiles and amphibians, and don’t miss your chance for a photo op with a 10-foot Albino Burmese Python. It all happens inside Jurassic Gardens—included with your Volo Museum admission!

The Paradise Flying Snake Soars Back This August

Get ready the Paradise Flying Snake is making its thrilling return to Jurassic Gardens at Volo Museum this August! Known for its dazzling colors and jaw-dropping ability to glide through the air from tree to tree, this rare reptile is unlike anything else you’ll see on display.

Don’t miss your chance to experience the wonder of this incredible species as it takes back its place in our collection. Stay tuned for the official reintroduction date you won’t want to miss it!

As Seen On The NEWS!

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A woman holding a large yellow snake outdoors while people around her watch and smile, with a man in a suit and a man in sunglasses and a t-shirt among the group.
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Two news anchors, a man with gray hair and glasses in a brown suit and a woman with long red hair in a black blazer, sit at a news desk with a tortoise in front of them. Behind them is a large screen showing a street scene with a sign that reads "Main Street District."
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Hi, I’m Ryan

reptile rescuer, wildlife educator, and founder of Scale World Order, LLC and I’m building something that’s never been seen before in my community: a public reptile and wildlife facility where rescued animals get a second chance, and visitors get a first-hand look at just how amazing they really are.

I’ve spent years working with incredible creatures — from powerful pythons and ancient alligator snapping turtles to gentle tortoises and brilliantly colored lizards. These animals aren’t just “cool to look at” they’re vital to our ecosystems, yet they’re often feared, misunderstood, or abandoned. I’ve seen too many reptiles in small tanks, unsafe cages, or simply dumped into the wild where they can’t survive. That ends here.

My dream is bold:

  • A rescue and rehabilitation center for reptiles and other wildlife in need of urgent care

  • Massive, naturalistic enclosures designed to meet each animal’s specific needs — from humidity-controlled snake habitats to sun-soaked tortoise yards

  • An interactive visitor experience where people can get up close, ask questions, and even meet some of our animal ambassadors

  • Educational programs for schools, families, and community groups to spark curiosity and inspire conservation

Imagine walking through a facility where you can see a 15-foot python gliding through crystal-clear water, watch a black-throat monitor bask under heat lamps, or learn how a Mata Mata turtle perfectly camouflages in its habitat. Every exhibit will be a chance to replace fear with fascination.

This campaign is the first step in making it all happen. Your support will fund enclosures, heating and lighting systems, veterinary care, permits, and the build-out of a safe, engaging space for both animals and guests.

Every dollar you give doesn’t just buy supplies it builds a future where these misunderstood creatures get the respect, care, and protection they deserve.

Join me in making this dream a reality for the animals, for the community, and for the next generation of wildlife lovers.

GO FUND ME!

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