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Sample finishes for exotic python skins. Every python skin features its own natural pattern that is unique from any other snake and once tanned can be applied with custom finishes like glazed, handpainted, metallic, and matte. Exotic and high grade python skin is used for garments/apparel, wallets, handbags, veneers, and upholstery. Find more about exotic skin at http://www.exotic-skin.com

Production artists for handbags, furniture, and upholstery use crocodile leather for fine luxury goods. Here are some visuals of the tanning process. Visit http://www.crocodileleather.net for more information on crocodile skins.

Zebra skins are an abundant resource from the African wild. Hunted by both animals and man. The best products start with soft skins. Products include rugs, furniture and upholstery. For more information on zebra hides, visit http://zebra-rugs.net

Presentation featuring some of the processes of producing crusts from raw wet salted alligator skins at a tannery. For more information, visit http://www.alligatorleather.net Music: Biba Rom - Don't You Forget About Me (Phunk Investigation In The City Mix)

Presenting the production processes of a crocodile skin tannery. Crocodile tanneries produce skins in all colors and sizes. For more information on Crocodile Leather please visit http://www.crocodileleather.net

Florida Dept. of Agriculture explaining how to tell the difference between Alligator leather, faux alligator leather, and crocodile leather. Thanks goes to the Florida Dept. of Agriculture for this great explanation. For sourcing alligator leather, you may visit http://www.alligatorleather.net for wholesaling inquiries.

All are alligator hides used in products? What parts of the hide are used in creating fine luxury goods? This video from Florida's Department of Agriculture explains. Find out more about sourcing genuine alligator leather hides from http://www.alligatorleather.net

Find out how alligators are farmed and the successful conservation efforts of the Florida Dept. of Agriculture have moved the American Alligator (a mississippiensis) off of the Endangered Species list since 1987. http://www.alligatorleather.net

Caring for alligator leather is similar to caring for most other kinds of leather. Watch this video from the Florida Dept. of Agriculture for more details. Sourcing alligator leather? Place an inquiry at http://www.alligatorleather.net

Do you think alligator leather products are illegal? Think again - watch this quick clip from the Florida Dept. of Agriculture. Http://www.alligatorleather.net

Answers the most common questions about Alligator Leather - Answers the Questions: Are alligators endangered? Where does the leather come from? Does dyeing affect the value of alligator leather? How to tell if the alligator leather is authentic? Is Alligator Leather water resistant? How do you care for alligator leather? Thanks to the Florida Department of Agriculture for this wonderful piece and proactive stance in dispelling these myths. http://www.alligatorleather.net

Black rat snakes are known for eating other snakes - this is a black rat snake taking in a rattlesnake all at once. The rattlesnake rattled down to the very end! Visit Exotic-Skin.com for wholesale snake hides and other exotic skin. http://www.exotic-skin.com