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186 matches in Florida
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Supervised snorkel experience at a Gulf Coast resort providing direct observation of marine fish species and coastal aquatic biology.
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Accredited wildlife sanctuary housing big cats and other exotic animals — covers zoology, conservation biology, and endangered species issues.

Working sea turtle rehabilitation facility — covers marine biology, animal medicine, and conservation biology hands-on.
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Indoor conservatory housing live butterflies from around the world — covers entomology, metamorphosis, and tropical plant ecology.

Florida Keys marine-life park with dolphin, sea lion, and sea turtle encounters — covers marine mammal biology, animal training science, and Keys ecosystem conservation.

Guided chocolate production tour in a working factory — covers fermentation, food chemistry, and the history of cacao trade and confectionery manufacturing.

Indoor tropical butterfly conservatory at Fairchild with live emergence chamber and free-flight habitat — entomology, butterfly life cycle, and tropical plant ecology.

Outdoor aviation museum with flyable vintage military and civilian aircraft — covers aeronautical engineering, flight mechanics, and aviation history from WWI through the jet age.
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Hands-on interactive science attraction with illusion-based exhibits covering physics, perception, and engineering principles.

Commercial coral aquaculture facility open to the public — marine biology, coral reef ecosystems, and aquaculture production methods.

Working chocolate factory with public tours — covers food-production processes, candy chemistry, and small-business economics.

Small ornamental fish hatchery in South Florida — covers aquaculture, fish reproduction, and applied aquatic biology.
Small reef aquarium with optical illusion exhibits — covers marine biology, coral reef ecosystems, and light refraction principles.
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University of Florida teaching observatory open to the public — covers telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.
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Live butterfly habitat within Epcot — covers lepidopteran life cycle, metamorphosis, and tropical plant-pollinator relationships.
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission facility focused on largemouth bass biology — covers freshwater fish ecology, aquatic habitats, and conservation science.

Working family apiary offering hands-on tours covering honeybee biology, pollination ecology, and beekeeping practices.
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Working koi farm where visitors observe ornamental fish cultivation — applied aquaculture, fish biology, and selective breeding.

Small South Florida aquarium with marine life exhibits — marine biology, reef ecosystems, and fish taxonomy.
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University of Florida planetarium and space science center with public shows — covers astronomy, astrophysics, and Earth-space systems.

Broward College planetarium with full-dome shows and telescope programs — covers astronomy, orbital mechanics, and the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Outdoor butterfly garden with live native species supporting entomology, pollinator biology, and Florida native plant ecology.

Indoor butterfly conservatory with live tropical specimens — covers insect life cycles, metamorphosis, pollination, and Florida native plant relationships.

University of Florida public teaching observatory with telescopes — covers observational astronomy, optics, and celestial mechanics.
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