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Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
370 Zoo Pkwy
Jacksonville, FL, 32218
Jacksonville is home to some of the most gorgeous weather in the nation, with an average of over 250 sunny days a year, so nearly any day they choose, apartment-ites will find it primed and ready for a great time out, but the hard decision is just what to do with these beautiful days. One great way to spend your time outside, enjoying yourself and learning a little something about the natural world is the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, where animals from around the world are available for your perusal. Whether you're a mammal maniac, a lizard lover, or you favor fish, you'll find something interesting to see and learn about at the Jacksonville Zoo. There are a number of different animal exhibit to discover, each offering a very different view into the animal world, featuring every kind of animal imaginable. You can discover the Plains of East African, where Nile Crocodiles await with hungry jaws, eastern bongos, impalas and antelopes stride across the fields, as well as White Rhinos, rare Cape Buffalo, ostriches, greater kudu, cheetahs, and an entire pride of lions, monkeys, leopards, and plenty of elephants. In this area you can also watch, from a safe distance, plenty of deadly snakes, bats, vultures, and killspringers. You can also check out their award-winning Range of the Jaguar, in which South Americans such as boa constrictors, poison dart frogs, and vampire bats are all for display, as well as howler monkeys, capybaras, giant anteaters and tapirs, rare giant otters, and of course plenty of jaguars. You can also check out all your favorite primates at the Great Ape exhibit, a selection of fascinating marsupials and other Aussie favorites at the Australia Adventure exhibit, the cute and cool critters that call Florida home, and our long-necked favorites at the Giraffe Overlook. For those looking to learn a little more about conservation, check out the Save the Frogs exhibit, where the focus is on saving the amphibians of the area and around the world from extinction. Animal-loving apartment-ites really have no better place in town to venture to have one of the best times in Jacksonville, and with so many animals to meet, every trip can be a different adventure, for child and adult alike.
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There are currently 132 Studio Apartments in Jacksonville with rent ranges from $580 to $2,586 with an average price of $1,349.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Jacksonville ranges from $650 to $3,497 with an average monthly rent of $1,513.
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