Zoos and Aquariums

A. G.A.B.F.		B. Hagerman Fossil Beds		C. John Day Fossil Beds		D. Seattle Zoo
A. Olympic NP		B. Mt. St. Helens		C. Crater Lake		D. Redwood Parks

	ZOOS & AQUARIUMS Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo
Woodland Park Zoo's African Savanna Photo by Dennis Conner - Click to enlarge
Trip 2 Florida Aquarium, Tampa, FL Trip 5 Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, WA Trip 6 St. Louis Zoo, Missouri The Butterfly House, St. Louis, MO Wonders of Wildlife Museum, Springfield, MO Sedgwick County Zoo, Wichita, KS Denver Zoo, Colorado Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo, Nebraska Oklahoma City Zoo, Oklahoma Dallas Zoo, Texas Dallas World Aquarium, Texas Trip 7 San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park Los Angeles Zoo Monterey Bay Aquarium Trip 8 Milwaukee Zoo, Wisconsin Shedd Aquarium, Chicago, IL Chicago Zoo, Brookfield, IL Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, Ohio Toronto Zoo, Ontario, Canada Detroit Zoo, Michigan Trip 9 Albuquerque Biological Park (Zoo, Aquarium & Garden), Albuquerque, NM Wildlife World Zoo, Litchfield Park, AZ Sonoran Desert Museum, Tucson, AZ El Paso Zoo San Antonio Zoo Trip 10 Cincinnati Zoo Duke Primate Center (not really a zoo) Philadelphia Zoo Bronx Zoo Baltimore Aquarium Smithsonian National Zoological Park, Washington, D.C. International Species Information System (ISIS)	Many orders of animals have no representatives living in North America north of Mexico. If any of these animals are to be "experienced" in North America, it must be at a zoo. Some species naturally exotic to North America, or difficult to experience in the wild, that can be found at zoos on Trip 5: Various insects Capromyidae: Desmarest's Hutia (a rodent) Hyaenidae: Spotted Hyaena
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