Alligator Adventure is the proud home to over 800 alligators that range in size from eight-inch infants to 15-foot adults that weigh 500 to 1,000 pounds. In the main alligator exhibit pool, more than 300 large adults wait patiently while skilled lecturers explain the facsinating life history of these ancient creatures. The talks are highlighted with staff members feeding the large reptiles by hand.

Coiled peacefully in our spacious Serpentarium are such species as the giant Green Anaconda, the world's largest snake, which can reach an estimated maximum length of over 37 feet, and the Retriculated Python which rivals the Anaconda in size and occasionally preys on deer. Many poisonous varieties are also on display including the King Cobra, which may reach 18 feet in length, and is considered by some to be the most intelligent snake. This exhibit is considered by many to be one of the best reptile houses in any zoological park!

Our Galaps love attention, our keeper describes them as "big puppies with shells", they can weigh up to 700 pounds, Our largest Galap, Gabby, is a 450 pound, 52 year old female.

We also have two Aldabra Tortoises, basically the same as far as age/weight/diet go but they are found on the Seychelle Islands and have a slightly different shaped head that is more sloped in the front.

North American river otters are powerful and graceful swimmers known for their playfulness. They were once found from Alaska to Florida.

Our otters seem to have 2 speeds, wide awake (crazy & playful), and fast asleep. They get a commercially prepared zoo diet, but we give them occasional treats such as cooked shrimp, sardines, hotdogs, and even marshmallows.

Beavers are the second largest rodents in the world. Known for building dams, canals and lodges - this semi-aquatic and noctural species is both native to North America and Europe.

Beavers are unique animals with webbed hind-feet and scaly tails. Though their building skills may be complex, they rely on smell, hearing and touch as they have poor eyesight.

Alligator Adventure is home to dozens of rare and unusual reptiles. Giant Alligator Snapping Turtles, Gila Monsters, African Bullfrogs and many other species of frogs, lizards and turtles are on display. See the Pig Nosed Turtle that has flippers like a sea turtle but lives in fresh water, a prehistoric looking Rhinoceros Iguana or many varied colorful toads that bring their own natural decoration to the facility!

Alligator Adventure is home to over 20 different species of exotic birds housed in large habitats scattered throughout the park. Toucans, Hornbills, Macaws, Cockatoos, Sarus Cranes, a Cassawary and many other tropical birds display their amazing colors and songs here throughout Alligator Adventure.

Crocodiles can be found in tropical and semi-tropical environments around the world. They are agile both in and out of the water. Some species are even capable of running at high rates of speed and jumping many feet into the air.

Alligator Adventure is home to UTAN - King of the Crocs, the largest crocodile in the United States, measuring over 20 feet long!

Zebras are best known for their distinctive stripes and mohawk-like manes. Though closely related to horses and donkeys, Zebras have never been truly domesticated.

The unique stripes and behaviors of zebras make these among the most familiar animals to people. Come familiarize yourself to our exciting new Zebras at Alligator Adventure!

Alligator Adventure is the home to many big and small cats including Siberian Tigers, African Servals and Caracals. Many of the species we have are endangered in the wild, but not in captivity. We treat our captive animals with the best care and respect possible. They are the pioneers for survival of their wild counterparts.

Come see our cats play, snuggle and lounge in the sun. From large to small, ferocious and playful - we’ve got cats covered.

Lemurs live in families called troops. There is one female leader called the queen. This lemur species is called the “sun worshiper” as every morning they sunbathe in the warm sun.

Here at Alligator Adventure we keep our lemurs busy with enrichment activities to mimic their search for food in the wild. New tasks and toys are important for primates in captivity to keep them happy and healthy!