An ocelot with all its teeth and claws jumps into the waiting arms of a presenter
in the Planet Predator show presented by Comcast.
Explore Nature's Carnivorous Side
Discover the important role predators play in nature while viewing live animals from exotic cats to more unusual hunters. Your hosts further illustrate with quick wildife clips and close up views on the live cam while live animals exhibit natural behaviors.
The Safari Canyon open-air theater combines the fascinating information and wildlife footage of a nature program with the thrill of experiencing those same animals live and up close. Exclusive to Naples Zoo, Planet Predator is an extraordinary collaboration of conservationists and wildlife film makers.  An Extraordinary CollaborationThe multimedia portion represents the film and photography of the world's leading conservation organizations including Wildlife Conservation Society, World Wildlife Fund, Duke University Primate Center, and world renowned filmmakers Andy Young and John Varty (Londolozi Productions) and others. You'll also see the work of photographers Larry W. Richardson, Connie Bransilver, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as well as the University of California's Museum of Paleontology and even other zoos like England's Marwell Zoological Park. And the fascinating illustrations of both living and extinct lemurs from Conservation International's Stephen Nash help bring the plight of the world's lemurs into focus.
Stunning
wildlife video, extraordinary animals in person,
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