Most of the reptiles found in Uganda are housed within the village environment, which comprises cages for visitor safety and temperature control or outdoor enclosures for reptiles such as crocodiles. For the squeamish, best look away whilst they feed live chickens to those crocodiles (um, that's nature for you), some of whom simply bask in the sun whilst the little chicks clamber all over them ~ until, of course, they get hungry! You will also get the chance, if you want, to handle tortoises and snakes. Our two intrepid reporters, Ian and Ben, had mixed reactions, with Ian embracing the opportunity whilst Ben embraced the opportunity to say "no!" to snake handling. All of the reptiles in the village have been rescued from danger, and part of the purpose of the centre is to how educate the local community about how to co-exist with reptiles safely, which is fine, but that's a bit hard when one of the creatures at the reptile village is a crocodile! (Please note, there is no guarantee of seeing any particular reptile, as many as possible are rehabilitated back into the wild, but are always replaced, so you won't be disappointed.)