Bronx Zoo, Zoo in The Bronx, US.
The Bronx Zoo is the largest metropolitan zoo in the United States, covering 265 acres of park lands and habitats.
Founded on November 8, 1899, the Bronx Zoo has been contributing to animal conservation for more than a century.
The Zoo serves as a cultural institution, providing wildlife education programs and hosting events throughout the year.
With over 2 million annual visitors, the Bronx Zoo offers exhibits including Tiger Mountain, Congo Gorilla Forest, and Butterfly Garden.
It holds one of the world's largest collections of animals, with approximately 6,000 animals from around 700 species.
Location: Bronx County
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Opening Hours: 10:00-16:30
Phone: +17182205100
Website: bronxzoo.com
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