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c14spokesgoth

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Jul 3, 2008, 3:20:23 PM7/3/08
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Tired of bats, bats, and more bats? Afraid of sharks? Join the
Convergence XIV committee on a trek to Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo (http://
lowryparkzoo.com) on Sunday afternoon. Recognized as one of the top
zoos in the country, TLPZ features wildlife both familiar and exotic.
Featured habitats include Asia, the Australian outback, Safari Africa
and the Ituri Forest, free-flight aviaries, a raptor exhibit, a marine
center, a in-depth look at the local Florida wildlife and more!

Join your your hosts Rafe and Kim on as they regale you with stories
of the antics, personalities and behind-the-scenes interactions that
working with the animals provides.

Being fed to the wildlife is not currently on the itinerary.

Ticket cost is $30, and includes transportation to and from and
entrance to the museum.

More details about Convergence XIV events and tickets can be found on
the official website at http://www.c14ybor.com

Axel

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Jul 3, 2008, 8:05:56 PM7/3/08
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On Thu, 3 Jul 2008 12:20:23 -0700 (PDT), c14spokesgoth
<C14spo...@gmail.com> wrote:

>Tired of bats, bats, and more bats? Afraid of sharks? Join the
>Convergence XIV committee on a trek to Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo (http://
>lowryparkzoo.com) on Sunday afternoon. Recognized as one of the top
>zoos in the country, TLPZ features wildlife both familiar and exotic.
>Featured habitats include Asia, the Australian outback, Safari Africa
>and the Ituri Forest, free-flight aviaries, a raptor exhibit, a marine
>center, a in-depth look at the local Florida wildlife and more!
>
>Join your your hosts Rafe and Kim on as they regale you with stories
>of the antics, personalities and behind-the-scenes interactions that
>working with the animals provides.
>
>Being fed to the wildlife is not currently on the itinerary.
>
>Ticket cost is $30, and includes transportation to and from and
>entrance to the museum.
>

Does the zoo have a bat section?

No point in going if it doesn't...

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Jul 8, 2008, 2:44:00 PM7/8/08
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It does and it's quite nice - there's a neat large bat statue in the
front that you can have a kodac moment with. The house is full of
flying foxes. The rest of the zoo has undergone quite a
transformation and is worth the visit.

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