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Located in downtown West Palm Beach, the Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society is a 23-acre campus that is home to nearly 700 species of animals.
The lush tropical habitat is home to a variety of animals both local and exotic, and the zoo features a variety of permanent exhibits along with traveling educational programs.
The museum’s most notable exhibits include a Florida-specific gathering filled with creatures native to the state, a lizard house, a koala and wallaby habitat, a Tiger habitat (which also houses monkeys, tortoises, and tamarinds), and a Tropics exhibit, which is home to a variety of Central and South American animals, including moneys, anteaters, jaguars, and bush dogs.
1301 Summit Blvd, West Palm Beach, Florida, Phone: 561-533-0887
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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