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Charisse Coventry, programmer analyst for Fort Myers, Fla., took this picture at Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens in Naples, Fla. www.caribbeangardens.com The zoo features a paved path that winds nearly a mile past rare and beautiful animals, including lions, kangaroos and monkeys, residing within a jungle of exotic plants first planted in 1919. Other exhibits display more rarely seen creatures like African wild dogs or an Asian deer that barks and eats meat.
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Charisse Coventry, programmer analyst for Ft. Myer’s, Fla., took this picture at Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens in Naples, Fla. www.caribbeangardens.com The zoo features a paved path that winds nearly a mile past rare and beautiful animals, including lions, kangaroos and monkeys, residing within a jungle of exotic plants first planted in 1919. Other exhibits display more rarely seen creatures like African wild dogs or an Asian deer that barks and eats meat.

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