If you love animals, you'll love visiting the ZooTampa At Lowry Park, found in Tampa in Florida. This 63-acre nonprofit zoo was rated the number one family zoo in the US by Parents Magazine in 2009 and is also recognized by the State of Florida as a center for biodiversity and conservation of Florida wildlife. There's something for everyone in this zoo, from the smallest creatures to the largest.

This zoo is home to some of the most endangered species in the world, including the critically endangered manatee. It specializes in critical care for manatees and has partnered with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to rehabilitate injured manatees. The zoo recently received an award from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums for its work saving endangered species.

The zoo's 2,000 animals live in beautiful tropical habitats. There are water play areas and interactive exhibits that let guests get up close and personal with some of the animals. The zoo also provides educational shows, rides, and a restaurant. If you're a family on a budget, it's worth a visit. You can even take your kids on an educational tour at the park's educational shows!

Visiting the ZooTampa is an excellent way to experience the endangered Aldabra tortoise up close. You can also experience the massive presence of white rhinos that weigh up to 5,000 pounds. While you're at the zoo, you can take your children to explore these giants and enjoy the many interactive exhibits and educational programs for children and adults alike. There are even seasonal exhibits that are sure to interest them. The ZooTampa is an educational and family-friendly zoo that is fun for everyone to enjoy.

The ZooTampa at Lowry Park is home to more than 760 exotic species, many of them endangered and in danger of extinction. You can even catch a glimpse of a critically endangered species in the Ituri Forest. The Asian Gardens are home to several endangered species, including chimpanzees, orangutans, and monkeys. You can also visit the Primate World, Wallaroo Station, or the Main Aviary, all exhibits are bound to wow you.

There are many ways to eat healthily and keep your hunger at bay while visiting the Tampa Zoo. There are eight dining options available, including Macaws Landing Cafe, Boomers Cafe, and Wallaroo Kids. If you're hungry during your visit, consider getting a snack or burger at Macaws Landing Cafe in Manatee Circle. You can also get chicken fingers and personal pizza at Boomers Cafe.

If you're traveling with children, you can also take them on a ride at the Tampa Zoo. Some rides offer interactive experiences, such as feeding Indian rhinos and posing for photos with koala bears. Don’t forget to visit the Roaring Springs, the chute ride manufactured by WhiteWater West that features a single three-story drop and a replaced older log flume. Do well to visit Florida Aquarium in Tampa if you want an up-close view of some aquatic animals.