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CATEGORIES:Shows & Concerts
SUMMARY:Wild World of Animals at Circle Square Cultural Center
LOCATION:Circle Square Cultural Center: 8395 SW 80th St, Ocala, FL 34481
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Wild World of Animals is a top-tier live animal show exploring the fascinat
 ing wildlife we share our planet with. Featuring a diverse lineup – from ar
 thropods and reptiles to birds and mammals – the show highlights some of th
 e most majestic, unusual, and critically endangered species.<br /><br />Hos
 t Grant Kemmerer presents around 16 animals per show, which may include a l
 eopard, a monkey, a wolf, and a badger, along with creatures such as an eag
 le owl, a cobra, and even a 100-year-old alligator snapping turtle.<br /><b
 r />Both entertaining and educational, the show offers an up-close look at 
 animals born in captivity, displaying natural behaviors. Kemmerer emphasize
 s conservation, the importance of each species, and the growing threat of h
 abitat loss.
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