Space Farms Zoo & Museum

Space Farms Zoo and Museum is a blend of an indigenous habitat for creatures and a chronicled exhibition hall situated at 218 Route 519, in the Beemerville area of Wantage Township in Sussex County, New Jersey, in the United States.

Established in 1927, the zoo is home to a wide determination of well evolved creatures and reptiles of the North America locale and everywhere throughout the world, including some jeopardized species. At one time, Space Farms was host to the biggest bear in imprisonment on the planet, a Kodiak bear named Goliath. The 2,000-pound (900 kg) Goliath still stands tall before an assorted taxidermy display in the principle corridor of the gallery. He was saved in a forcing upright position after his passing in 1991. His anomalous vast skull is upstairs, where one can contrast it with skulls of different creatures.

The Space Farms exhibition hall houses a broad assortment of old fashioned vehicles and things utilized amid the early history of the United States, for example, horse-drawn carriages and early cruisers. The vehicles are generally unrestored, being in much an indistinguishable noteworthy condition from when they were gained. There are additionally provincial period instruments and weapons in plain view.

Youngsters can nourish youthful creatures by hand and there is an extensive sustenance and drink zone for picnics. There is likewise a blessing shop and play area zone where individuals can investigate nature without being in nature. The climate is exceptionally casual, with relatives giving talks and performing (creature) newborn child feedings.