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| Noah's Landing Non-Profit Nature Preserve |
| Noah's Landing is a non-profit nature preserve that provides many hands-on opportunities with many species of animals in their collection. With a menagerie that includes more than 60 species of animals - from kinkajou and coatimundi to African crested porcupines - we teach science and conservation using all the senses. Visitors can feed carrots to a grinning zebra or touch the giant ears of a fennec fox. It's a rare opportunity to get eye to eye with animals from around the globe! |
| 1489 Live Oak Rd. |
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| Coats |
| NC |
| 27521 |
Monday - Friday: By Appointment Only
Saturday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. |
| Children $8; Adults $10 |
| (919) 897-6624 |
| http://noahslanding2x2.com |
 | | Nancy C, Co-op Member | | We loved our field trip to Noah's Landing. We went on a holiday (Father's Day) when they had special activities for all ages. (And free admission for dads!) The kids were able to pet an alligator, snake, skunk, Kinkajou, pot-bellied pig, zebra, pony, llama, and more. The highlight was feeding lemurs some carrots. The staff was very knowledgable and engaging with the kids. I would advise going in the spring or fall. Most exhibits are outdoors and it was very hot. |
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| | Nicole P, Co-op Member | | Great place to visit with all ages. We had a small field trip set up there and received very good treatment from the owner. Our guide was a young girl who knew SO much about all the animals and was so great with the kids. We all learned many new things about the animals. They also let the kids hold some of the animals. It was a great experience and I highly recommend it. It went along really well with our Apologia Zoology class. |
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