Jungle Island, originally named Parrot Jungle, is a zoo situated on Watson Island in Miami, Florida. The zoo was initially located in the town of Pinecrest, just east of Downtown Miami, and was known as Parrot Jungle Island. In 2007, the park was renamed Jungle Island. The zoo offers a unique experience of free-flying birds and other exotic animals in captivity.
Jungle Island is committed to sustainability and does not use chemical fertilizers or pesticides. This commitment makes it one of the sustainable theme parks in the United States. In recent years, Jungle Island has embraced themes of the environmental movement in the Miami metropolitan area, including purchasing carbon credits to offset environmental events and conferences hosted at the park.
Nature & Natural History Animals Zoo
1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami
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Jungle Island in Miami offers a mix of wildlife encounters and educational experiences. Visitors generally appreciate the variety of animals, including exotic birds, lemurs, and big cats. The park's interactive shows, particularly the parrot show, receive positive mentions. Many enjoy the hands-on experiences and photo opportunities with animals. The lush tropical setting adds to the ambiance, creating an immersive environment. However, some visitors find the park smaller than expected and feel it could benefit from more exhibits or attractions. A few mention that certain areas may need updating or maintenance. While most find the staff friendly and knowledgeable, opinions on value for money vary. The park seems to appeal more to families with children, who particularly enjoy the playground and close animal encounters. Overall, Jungle Island provides an engaging wildlife experience in the heart of Miami, though it may not match the scale of larger zoos or wildlife parks.
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