Philadelphia Zoo

Philadelphia Zoo is one of the oldest and most renowned zoos in the United States, located in the heart of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This 42-acre facility is home to over 2,500 animals of nearly 340 different species, making it a popular destination for tourists and visitors alike. The zoo is committed to animal conservation and education, and offers a variety of interactive exhibits and programs for all ages to learn about and get up close with a diverse array of wildlife. The zoo is divided into four major sections - Carnivore Kingdom, Reptile and Amphibian House, PECO Primate Reserve, and KidZooU - each showcasing different animals in their natural habitats. Some of the zoo's most popular residents include lions, tigers, giraffes, polar bears, and rare white rhinos. Visitors can also take a walk through a replica of a tropical rainforest, observe exotic birds in the free-flight bird exhibit, and learn about endangered species in the Rare Animal Conservation Center. With beautiful landscaped gardens, a children's petting zoo, and a variety of dining options, the Philadelphia Zoo offers a fun and educational experience for all who visit.

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