Lion Country Safari- Lion Country Safari in Florida opened in western Palm Beach in 1967. This was the first drive through cageless zoo. Today, this is the home of over 1000 animals in which they have a 5 miles long area with trees, eating places, animal homes, and other animals. When you are finished taking your adventure through the safari, there is over 200 campsites, six stores, 2 food outlets, boat rides, paddle boats, animals feeding, and mini golf. This is great place to go if you like being around all kinds of animals. They sometimes even come up to your windows. As time moves on workers say there is going to be an increase in size by 50%. So now the animals will have a bigger home.
Orange trees- The orange tree is very popular in Florida. Orange trees usually range in height 20 to 30 feet. There are citrus trees in Florida for you to pick oranges. A type of orange is the popular orange stamped with the Indian River. The Indian River oranges are sweeter and more juicy. The Indian River Groves start north of Daytona Beach and continues along the Atlantic coast about 225 miles to Palm Beach and is near the river which bears its name. The Indian River is really not a river, it’s a lagoon that goes about 2 miles wide that separates the Florida mainland from the beaches. This Indian River area is washed by the salty air of the gulf stream and is to calm the tempers of the oranges. That is why it is believed that the oranges are made sweeter and more juicy.
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Parasailing- There are three methods of parasailing. However, winch parasailing is more popular. A winch boat is a method of parasailing in which you go up and come directly down. How high you want to go is up to you but, you can only go up to 1,200 feet. Also at the end they dip you in the ocean if you would like them to.	Kennedy Space Center- Kennedy Space Center is NASA’s headquarters, here you learn the past, the present, and of the future. You can hear live astronaut talk that is when a real life astronaut talks and answers any questions the audience have. You also can take bus rides to different sections of the space center and while you are riding you can see all kinds of animals like alligators, turtles, and more. You also can watch the Rockets being launched and where they store the rockets.	Alligators- Alligators have roamed our earth for more than 65 million years. At least 1 million of them live in Florida. In the Everglades alligators are known as the king of the everglades. Alligators can live on land but, prefer water. They eat any thing that they could get a hold of and adult alligators can live up to 1 years without any food. Male alligators can average up to 12 feet and females are 8 feet long. Baby alligators are only 7inches long when they are born. Alligators have up to 38 to 40 sharp teeth on his upper and lower jaws. While catching their pray they loose some teeth and then finally grow back. An alligator can loose up to 2 million to 3 million teeth a year. In 1973 alligators were declared an endangered species, but by 1980 there were too many of them and they were taken off the list in 1983. Today, alligators were used for meat and leather and are raised on special farms in which Florida has 42 farms.