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Large theme park in Tampa with zoo-accredited animal collection — animal exhibits provide a limited zoology hook but the primary draw is rides and entertainment.

Live butterfly and blooms exhibit at Chicago Botanic Garden covering insect life cycles, pollination biology, and plant-insect relationships.
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Indoor butterfly conservatory with live tropical species — entomology, insect life cycles, and plant-pollinator relationships in an immersive setting.
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Live butterfly house — covers lepidopteran life cycle, pollination biology, and insect behavior in an immersive indoor setting.

Combined live butterfly conservatory and freshwater/marine aquarium — insect life cycles, entomology, fish biology, and aquatic ecosystems in one facility.

Live butterfly conservatory with emergence chamber and invertebrate exhibits — covers insect life cycles, entomology, and pollinator ecology hands-on.

Indoor butterfly conservatory with live emergence chamber — entomology, metamorphosis, and tropical plant-pollinator relationships.
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Indoor butterfly conservatory with live emergence chamber and tropical aviaries — covers entomology, metamorphosis, and tropical ecosystems.
Living-history farm interpreting 19th-century African American agricultural life — primary-source social history, slavery, and post-Civil War rural culture.
University paleontology museum with fossil collections — covers vertebrate evolution, stratigraphy, and scientific classification.

American Airlines aviation museum with full-size aircraft — covers aeronautical engineering, the history of commercial flight, and aviation technology.

Cabot Creamery farm and production facility tour covering dairy science, cooperative agriculture economics, and cheese-making processes.
City-run marine aquarium on San Pedro Bay with tidepool touch tanks and local ocean life exhibits — covers Southern California marine biology and coastal ecology.

NPS monument marking Cabrillo's 1542 landing — covers Age of Exploration, Pacific Coast ecology, and tide pool biology.

Texas state park on Caddo Lake, the only naturally formed lake in Texas — covers cypress swamp ecology, wetland biology, and Native American cultural history.

Hands-on invention and creativity museum named for Gainesville-area inventors — covers engineering design, innovation history, and STEM problem-solving.

Preserved 19th-century Appalachian settlement loop inside Great Smoky Mountains NP — pioneer history, subsistence farming, and mountain ecology.
Ohio state park with a reservoir, trails, and a fossil collecting area — ecology, geology, and Ohio natural history in one setting.

Blue Ridge escarpment state park with granite outcrop overlooks — covers Appalachian geology, plant communities, and elevation-based ecology.

Commemorative Air Force Southern California wing with restored WWII aircraft — aviation history, aeronautical engineering, and wartime social history.
UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring Mississippian earthen mounds occupied 700–1400 CE — pre-Columbian archaeology, Native American history, and anthropology.

State park preserving old-growth giant sequoias — covers dendrology, forest ecology, and California natural history.
Mid-size accredited zoo with African, North American, and children's sections — zoology, conservation biology, and animal behavior across diverse species.
State-funded museum documenting African American history and culture in California through permanent and rotating exhibits.
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