Among the juniper trees, live oak groves, and limestone outcroppings of this north-central Texas town near the Brazos River is Fossil Rim
The Wilds calls its Open-Air Safari its "most popular experience." For $150 per person, guides will drive visitors in an open vehicle through ranges to view rhinos, giraffes, wild horses
This safari park near West Palm Beach isn't just about animals — it includes five theme-park-style rides, a water sprayground, dining, shopping, and even an on-site KOA.
This wildlife refuge, one of more than 560 in the U.S., has been recommended as one of the top in the country by both National Geographic and Audubon in the last few years.
No list of places to spot wildlife is complete without America's first national park — and for good reason. It abounds in bison, and bear and wolf sightings are not uncommon.
Here, you'll see many of the same species that make Yellowstone home, including wolves, bears, bull moose, elk, river otters, and more.
Seeing one beluga whale in the wild would be an incredible experience. In this area near the northeastern tip of Manitoba on the Hudson Bay
A wildlife refuge "complex" is a grouping of two more refuges, and this area along 320 miles of Oregon's coast contains six.