It's the longest episode to date, and there's baby Orangutans and baby otters... do I even need to continue? The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo opened the $32 million Rain Forest in 1992. Undoubtedly the building remains their most successful project to date, attracting nearly a personal, record breaking 1.5 million visitors the following year. The Rain Forest is a one acre, two story, all indoor attraction depicting the disappearing world's of Indonesia, the Amazon River Basin, and Central Africa. Using creative techniques in their exhibitry and allowing guests to get upclose with its residents, this is the perfect place to grow your connection with wildlife. On this episode, your tour group will get to see a habitat that actually STORMS, I'll take you right up to the glass with GIANT BATS, you'll be able to count the teeth of the world's most unusual crocodilian, and introduced to agoutis, crested porcupines, and a large company of amphibians, reptiles, and Insects. Enjoy!
