Echoes of the Southwest

Picture is from azdailysun.com This exhibit opened on Sunday, August 14, 2016, and is where you can see a 2 year old jaguar named Serafina.  Serafina and her brother came to Bearizona together, but she is the only animal we will see at this exhibit for now.  She will remain at the park until another female jaguar comes from Texas.  At that time she will be moved to the Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium in the valley.  Her brother will join the new female after his sister is gone. The jaguar is the largest cat in the Americas.  Today, they are almost extinct and are a protected animal.

Bearizona is a Williams, Arizona attraction located on Route 66.  This North American wildlife park permits visitors to enjoy seeing feral animals in their natural environment all from the security of your vehicle.  They say that  “Bearizona is an adventure!”   There is an extensive diversity of flora and fauna from bison, lively big horn sheep, crafty wolves and cute bear cubs.  Along with the animals, they also feature High Country Raptors (not the ones seen on Jurassic Park).  You will experience hawks, owls, falcons and other raptors either perched or soaring above.  See each raptor close up and personal. “Bearizona’s mission is to promote conservation through memorable and educational encounters with North American wildlife in a natural environment.” The park will take at least 2 hours depending on how fast you drive thru.  If you want to see the animals out and about, in plain view, the best time to go is early morning or lat...