Every year, my family takes a trip to Tampa, FL; It’s such a satisfaction to get away from the snow and frigid of our local area, even in the middle of winter, Tampa is sizzling and sunny and a wonderfully family-friendly endpoint! One of our number one attractions is the Lowry Park Zoo, then the zoo offers a wide array of attractions that interest adults and kids.
From thrilling rides to interactive exhibits and up-close encounters with exotic pets, it’s simple to spend a whole afternoon discovering something up-to-date to do.
One of the most fascinating exhibits is called Primate World, where orangutans, chimpanzees and lemurs swing from tree to tree, play with one another and offer a look into their complex social structure. The Manatee and Aquatic Center showcases the endangered manatees, visitors are given the opportunity to see these gentle and graceful creatures up close. Educational displays supply insight into manatee conservation efforts. The Aquatic Center also features other aquatic species native to FL… Safari Africa transports visitors into the heart of the African savannah, but my kids just care about enjoying zebras, giraffes and rhinoceros in their natural habitat. The pets are roaming free rather than contained in cages. My associate and I can even watch feeding sessions. My number one part of the zoo is the FL Boardwalk. From wetlands to coastal habitats, this part is centered around native FL species such as alligators, otters and all sorts of birds. For our youngest kids, Wallaroo Station is perfect. This Australian-themed exhibit introduces little ones to the wonders of the Outback. They get to see kangaroos, wallabies and kookaburras. The petting zoo and play areas are constantly a sizable hit.