Joe wasilewski biography

          Wilhelm Joseph von Wasielewski (17 June – 13 December ) was a German violinist, conductor, and musicologist.

        1. Wilhelm Joseph von Wasielewski (17 June – 13 December ) was a German violinist, conductor, and musicologist.
        2. Read all about Joe Wasilewski with TV Guide's exclusive biography including their list of awards, celeb facts and more at TV Guide.
        3. Joe Wasilewski is known for America's Wild Seasons (), Monsterquest () and Tamme Hanken - Der Knochenbrecher on tour ().
        4. Joe Wasilewski, the snake man of the Everglades.
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          6. Joe Wasilewski is known for America's Wild Seasons (), Monsterquest () and Tamme Hanken - Der Knochenbrecher on tour ()..

          How One Florida Biologist And His More Than Animals Fared During Irma

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          Joe Wasilewski is in Homestead, Florida.

          He was there in , survived Hurricane Andrew and decided to stay this time around and face Irma.

          Wasilewski is a herpetologist with more than  animals that he takes to lectures and rents out to TV shows — alligators, snakes, lizards and more.

          He joins Here & Now's Robin Young to talk about how he and the animals are doing.

          Interview Highlights

          On how he and his animals are doing

          "Everybody fared well.

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          My property didn't fare well, but the people and the wildlife, all my animals did. I have a fairly large compound with a few acres, and trees are down all over it. It's gonna take me weeks to move this amount of downed vegetation."

          On what sorts of animals he has

          "I'm a herpetologist, which studies reptiles and amphibians, and I have everything from alligators and crocodiles to