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In 1914, parks administrator Ben Hollinger began exhibiting animals at Kapiolani Park, and the Honolulu Zoo (corner of Kapahulu Ave. and Kalakaua Blvd.) has since grown to become a 43-acre attraction that educates over 750,000 visitors annually. |
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Children love the Snooze in the Zoo program that allows them to sleep on the Zoo's lawns under the stars as well as the Junior Zoo Keeper classes. |
