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• - Miami. Lush botanical bird santuary, wildlife habitat, and botanical garden. Educational programs, video tapes, and special events are featured.
  
• - Marine park established in 1955, offering shows and participatory programs concerned with marine biology, the oceans, and animals such as killer whales and dolphins. Prices for admission and swimming with dolphins, hours, FAQs.
  
• - Miami. A protected habitat for endangered primates, where 400 animals roam free on 30 acres. Visitor information, news, animal photos and descriptions, and special show information.
  
• - Tampa. Includes visitor information, aquarium map, event calendar, exhibit and animal photos and descriptions, and coloring pages and interactive games for children.
  
• - Gulf Breeze. Over 700 animals on 30 acres in a botanical garden setting. Site has general information, events, zoo map and teacher zoo guides.
  
• - Orlando. Pictures, hours of operation, contact information, recipes, and links to a gator cam, kids pages,and an online gift shop.
  
• - Tampa Bay. News, accommodation guide, park information, and online ticket ordering for the African and wildlife themed park.
  
• - Tampa. 1600 animals representing 330 species on 41 acres, including manatees, an aviary and a children's zoo. Site has general information, history, events, and animal photos and descriptions.
  
• - Umatilla. Offers instruction in exotic animal handling with public tours available. Features class schedules, tour rates, and facility map.
  
• - 350 acres includes glass bottom boats, children's playland, petting zoo, and botanical gardens. General information, attraction overview, special events, online store and park history.
  
• - Naples. 52 acre botanical garden includes alligator, primate, and big cat exhibits. Site has general information, history, a virtual tour, animal and plant photos and descriptions, videos and an alligator webcam.
  
• - West Palm Beach. General information, history, events, and animal photos and descriptions.
  
• - Sanford Lake Monroe near Orlando. 109 acres with 100 species including a butterfly garden, herpetarium, and domestic animal feeding area. Site has general information, education program details, animal photos, descriptions and coloring pages.
  
• - Miami. Attractions include an alligator farm, airboat rides, and a jungle trail. Visitor information, facility photos and services.
  
• - Includes park information, map with attraction descriptions, special programs, and animal information.
  
• - Enjoy a safari park ride, the festival of the lion king, the tree of life, and other animal attractions.
  
• - General information, exhibit overview, park map, animal photos, crocodilian and reptile FAQs, newsletter, and online store.
  
• - Combining a natural habitat zoo of indigenous wildlife, historical buildings, and an environmental science center. Classes, hours, directions.
  
• - Extensive manatee wildlife park. Event and exhibit information, educational material, teaching guides and study program highlights.
  
• - 280 acres with 900 animals. General information, history, zoo map, and animal photos and descriptions.
  
• - Marineland near St. Augustine. Includes visitor information, show schedule, exhibit list, dolphin encounter and diving program summary, and individual animal stories.
  
• - Coconut Creek. The first and largest butterfly house in the US, featuring over 80 species of butterflies, hummingbird and lorikeet aviaries, and outdoor gardens.
  
• - Zolfo Springs. A refuge and educational facility for exotic animals. Includes animal photos, member information, and opportunities to assist.
  
• - Gainesville. Locate off the Trinity River's Elm Fork within the city's largest park, Leonard Park. Includes visitor information, history, and animal photos.
  
• - Panacea. Visitor and tour information, touch tank photos, and marine life story boards with photos and descriptions.
  
• - A non profit, big cat sanctuary dedicated to the permanent care of big cats in Tampa. Includes visitor information, photos and descriptions of the animals, and education program. Formerly known as WildLife on Easy Street.
  
• - Fort Walton Beach. Visitor information, live marine shows, and sections devoted entirely to dolphins and summer camp for kids. Includes searchable online database.
  
• - General information, events, panoramic virtual tour, and animal photos and descriptions.
  
• - Gainesville. Directions, hours, tour information, animal photos and descriptions, special events, and information and FAQ on the Animal Technology Program.
  
• - Loxahatchee. Features a 500-acre drive-through wildlife preserve with over 1,000 different animals, an amusement park with rides, games, petting zoo, nature walks and animal exhibits. Site has general information, exhibit overview, animal photos and webca
  
• - Fort Myers Beach. Offers information on the marine science experience, manatee and dolphin conservation projects, dolphin behavior and the oil spill co-operative. Includes details of a summer camp for children.
  
• - Melbourne. 450 animals representing 126 species. Features habitats of Latin American, native Floridian, and Australian animals, a free flight aviary, children's zoo and miniature train. Site has general information, a panoramic virtual tour and animal pho
  
• - International non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of old-world fruit and nectar bats. Includes information on the Lubee Bat Center in Gainesville.
  
• - Provides facility, tour and pricing information for this unique aquarium. Narrated tours, pettings, and live shark feedings offered.
  
• - Sarasota. Information about shark and dolphin research, sea turtles, and other marine life indigenous to Florida waters. Site has a shark tank interactive camera, weather resources and aquarium hours.
  
  

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