The Virginia Living Museum is a wonderful attraction in Newport News where they showcase and exhibit living species from the mountains and the sea. Enjoy spectacular eco tourism and a fascinating visit and view coastal birds, beavers, otters, coyotes, endangered red wolves and other animals in naturalized habitats. With over 250 living species native to Virginia here, there are interactive hands on exhibits, so if you want to touch a live spider crab or see fossilised dinosaur tracks, fish with no eyes and frogs that change colour it's all here. The Virginia Living Museum is also home to the Abbitt Planetarium, a state of the art digital planetarium from where you can travel the universe. Enjoy a butterfly garden, a touch tank, extensive displays of native plants and so much more, it's all here.READ MORE

Isle of Wight Zoo in Sandown Bay houses the largest collection of tigers and also cares for a wide range of other animals including lions, leopards, jaguars, lemurs, monkeys, snakes, spiders and lizards. READ MORE

Over the years the Wildlife and Dinosaur Park located in Combe Martin, has grown steadily into a wonderful experience that makes the visitor want to come back again and again. The park futures lions, meerkats, sealion, monkeys, birds, a dinosaur museum and exhibition, Light Show, Pharaohs Tomb, Wild West Canyon, Train Ride, Brass Rubbing Center, Butterfly House and Indoor Cinema... much...much more! Come visit us soon!READ MORE

At Lindsay Wildlife Museum in Walnut Creek you can see live, non-releasable California wild animals closer than you can imagine. Hawks, owls, eagles and other birds of prey perch overhead. Go eye-to-eye with a fox, bobcat, opossum, coyote or other native mammals.READ MORE