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May 27th, 2008 By Justin Williams
The first post I ever wrote on It’s Evansville was about Mesker Zoo and their new Amazonia exhibit. Amazonia’s goal is to recreate the South American rain forest experience in Evansville. VisitIndiana recently got a tour of the new exhibit and shared some of their photos on Flickr. This looks really neat.
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SierraK
May 27, 2008 @ 03:50PM
That looks amazing!!
T Rav
June 05, 2008 @ 04:20PM
When people walk in to this place they’re going to think “We actually have something like this IN EVANSVILLE.” I took a tour of it a few months back when they only had a fraction of the plants in. I can only imagine how great its going to look once it is done.
T Rav
June 05, 2008 @ 04:21PM
….plus it totally makes me think of Biodome with Pauly Shore…which I have seen, unfortunately.
Wolfy
June 21, 2008 @ 10:31AM
Too bad they scapped the restaurant idea. What a great place or a rainforest cafe.
Talina
September 29, 2008 @ 03:02PM
I just visited this over the weekend. It was great, they did an awesome job with the exhibit!