The Cecil B. Day Butterfly Center is the largest glass-enclosed butterfly conservatory in North America. There are more than 1000 tropical butterflies inside that fly all around you and might even land on you! Come see butterflies hatch out of their cocoons at the Butterfly Center. There are also exciting tropical birds and exotic plants!

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) built the Little White House in 1932 before he became president in 1933. He had a disease called polio, which caused him to lose the use of his legs. He thought that swimming in the warm springs near his house would make him feel better. Warm Springs are spouts or streams of water that are already warm when they come out of the ground. They are rare and very different from the water you drink.

When visiting Roosevelt's home in Warm Springs, GA, you can look at his special car. It has hand controls to drive with since he had no use of his legs.

If you would like to read about butterflies, go to your local library and check out:

Amazing Butterflies and Moths by John Still

Butterfly Story by Anica Hariton

Swallowtail Butterflies by Jane Dallinger and Cynthia Overbeck

Or to read about animals from the Wild Animal Safari, check out:

The Amazing Things Animals Do by Susan McGrath

All About Farm Animals by Brenda Cook

Some Sleep Standing Up by Susan Stockdale