Zoos

Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr ametLorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr ametLorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Lorem ipsum dolalr amet Favorite

The Bergen County Zoo houses a wide variety of wild and domestic animals, living in recreated habitats natural to each species. Some of the featured birds, reptiles and mammals on display are the endangered Andean condor, the Red-footed Tortoise, the Green Iguana, Boa Constrictor, the American Alligator, Ferret, Opossum, Arctic Fox, American Bison, Mountain Lion, Golden Lion, Tamarin, as well as many others. The park also offers educational programs, as well as train, carousel and pony rides for children. Favorite

View endangered red wolves. Get up close to a loggerhead turtle and jellyfish. See fish with no eyes and frogs that change colors. Touch live horseshoe crabs and fossilized dinosaur tracks. It’s all at the Virginia Living Museum, Newport News, where living exhibits depict Virginia’s natural heritage from the mountains to the sea. The museum introduces visitors to more than 250 living species native to Virginia through exhibits, discovery centers and interactive hands-on exhibits. Opened in 1966 as the Junior Nature Museum and Planetarium through the combined efforts of the Junior League of Hampton Roads and the Warwick Rotary Club, the facility expanded and was renamed the Peninsula Nature and Science Center in 1976. In 1987, the facility again expanded and was renamed the Virginia Living Museum, becoming the first living museum east of the Mississippi, combining the elements of a native wildlife park, science museum, aquarium, botanical preserve and planetarium. Today the Virginia Living Museum is still a museum leader in its use of living exhibits (animals, plants, marine creatures, reptiles, amphibians, birds) to present its message – connecting people to nature through educational experiences that promote conservation. Each exhibit tells a story. There is the predator-prey relationship between […]

The Good Zoo at Oglebay Resort in Wheeling, West Virginia is located 1 hour from Pittsburgh and houses over 80 species of animals on 30 acres amidst flowers, trees, hills, and valleys. Specialties: Indoor Discovery Lab, zoo Train and Barnyard where children can feed some of the animals. Zoo also features the Benedum Planetarium and a zoo camp.. Favorite

The zoo’s state-of-the-art animal exhibits and health-care facilities, award-winning education and conservation programs, recreational opportunities, guest services, scientific accomplishments and historically significant venue make the Philadelphia Zoo one of the world’s most renowned zoological societies and gardens. The Zoo is also the Philadelphia region’s leading family attraction, welcoming more than a million visitors a year. see more than 1,600 rare and exotic animals from around the world; 42 acres of picturesque Victorian gardens, outstanding art and historical architecture… Favorite

The focus at Elmwood Park Zoo is on animals of American origin (North, Central, and South.) The collection includes very large animals, like the massive American bison, and the very small, like the comical black-tailed prairie dog. Among the most popular animals are the energetic River Otters in the Andrew L. Lewis Wetlands Aviary, the cougars, and the spotted and melanistic (all-black) jaguars. The Zoo is also exhibits animals that are either presently endangered (like the jaguar, bison, and Chinese alligator) or represent successful returns from the endangered species list, like the bald eagle. Favorite

Accredited by the American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA). The Erie Zoo is home to over 500 animals, representing more than 100 species, from around the world. Winding walkways take visitors through the beautifully landscaped grounds which feature 2500 specimens from 600 species of plant… Favorite

160-plus acre zoo owned by the City of Baltimore and leased to the State of Maryland. Currently the Zoo’s animal collection encompasses more than 1,500 birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles, representing nearly 200 species. Animals are displayed in natural settings replicating their native habitats. Specialties: Polar Bear Watch, Parakeet Landing, Maryland Wilderness, Children’s Zoo, African Journey Favorite

Reptiland is a specialized zoo where visitors can explore the world of mambas, cobras, vipers, pythons and other rare and beautiful snakes, as well as giant alligators, gentle tortoises, curious lizards and colorful frogs. Favorite