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| Milwaukee County Zoo |
| Recognized as one of the country's finest zoological attractions, the Milwaukee County Zoo serves as a resource to educate, entertain and inspire. The zoo houses 2,500 animals and is noted for first birth of polar bears and siamangs in captivity. The zoo is also home to the largest group of bonobos in one location outside their native Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is also home to two of the National Zoo's World Famous cheetahs. |
| 10001 W Blue Mound Road |
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| Milwaukee |
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| 53226-4384 |
| Oct-April: 9-4:30; May-Sept: Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun and holidays: 9-6 |
| Nov-Mar: Adult: $8.25, Junior (3 to 12): $5.25, Seniors $6.75 ; April-Oct: Adult: $9.75, Junior (3 to 12): $6.75, Seniors $8.75 |
| (414) 771-5500 |
| www.milwaukeezoo.org |
 | | Elizabeth B, Co-op Member | | This is a really good zoo with a lot of things to look at. Our favorite area is the small mammal building that has one area darkened for night animals. We find it fascinating to watch the bats and other animals you just don't get to see very often. We also like the aquarium here. It may not be as great as the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, but it is still one of the most interesting parts of the zoo trip. This is a must-see. We go every year. |
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 | | Starla Robbins, Co-op Member | | This is the best zoo around the area. It is very big. They even have camels. You can see just about any animal you want here. Very educational field trip. |
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