Zoo Miami

It's a very good zoo. It's very large. We rented several cars to visit the zoo. Our family rented seven cars, and each of us rode the rented car for more than three hours. The zoo is very clean and looks very high-end. Most animals are awake and walking around, which is very interesting. Animals also look healthy. Renting cars, feeding animals and so on all cost money, and they are not cheap. On the whole, I had a good time today, but it cost a lot.

Miami Zoo is located in the south of Miami. It opened in 1948 and covers 740 acres. It is the largest and oldest zoo in Florida and the only Tropical Zoo in the United States.

You should plan a whole day to fully explore Miami’s zoo. There is so much to see and do: The water play ground is a favorite with my kids, but there are also days when we don’t even make it so far, because we spend hours feeding the parakeets in their aviary. Plan to spend a little extra money on animal interactions. You can feed the giraffes and the rhinos or ride on a camel. In the summer month there is also a gigantic water slide. The bike rentals, which fit up to six people, are totally worth it, especially if you are here the first time Explore the zoo for 2 hours on wheels and than walk back to your favorite exhibitions.

The zoo with super beautiful scenery is recommended to rent a bicycle and look around, otherwise it will take a long walk. There are many squirrels and cranes on the way. Feeding giraffes is a little expensive. Five pieces of beautiful knives are given to four lettuce leaves, and a few bites are finished. A place where man and nature live in harmony.

http://www.miamimetrozoo.com/*Over 100 exhibits *740 total acres; 327 acres developed *Over 3 miles of walkways *More than 2,000 animals, representing over 500 species *Over 40 endangered species *Over 70 species of birds in the Wings of Asia Aviary *10,000 - 15,000 Italian honey bees exhibited in Dr. Wilde's World *More than 1000 species of trees, palms and other plants *Hundreds of orchids in the trees cared for by Eastern Airlines Orchid Society

This wonderful zoo is home to over 1,200 plants and 2,000 animals, and is sure to pack an entire day of fun into your Miami trip! For families with your kids, they even have a Children’s Zoo within the park. The newest exhibit to open soon is Mission: Everglades, which will take a closer look at the vast grasslands that are home to many native Florida animals.

The Miami Metro Zoo is the perfect way to spend a beautiful day with your family in Miami. Plenty of animals, exhibits, feed the giraffes, splash pad, bikes for rent, and paddle boats to take a leisurely ride around. It is a local treasure.

One of the nicest zoos that I have been to. The animals are in a natural setting so that you feel that you are walking through a natural game reserve.

One of the best zoos in the country, was almost destroyed by Hurricane Andrew. They have done an incredible job rebuilding. Best to go when it's not so hot or the animals will be lethargic.

Although the zoo is not very impressive, friends who have seen the movie (Lion King) know that many of the prototypes of animals in the movie are actually designed according to the animals in the zoo, so it is also a zoo with stories.