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Naples, Florida
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The zoo features the rare albino alligator, a species known for its striking white appearance due to a lack of pigmentation.
The zoo conducts daily feeding shows where visitors can watch zookeepers feed the alligators while learning about their diet and behavior.
Originally founded as a botanical garden in 1919, it evolved into a zoo in the 1960s, combining both plant and animal exhibits.
The zoo actively participates in conservation programs, including efforts to protect endangered species like the Florida panther.
Visitors can enjoy a variety of family-friendly activities, including a boat tour that provides a unique view of the zoo's primate island.
Naples Zoo is one of the few zoos in the United States that integrates a botanical garden, showcasing a diverse range of plant species alongside its animal exhibits.
