In addition to these animals, Turtle point has a golden eagle on display. The classroom now proudly displays a black bear, coyote, and a wild turkey in full strut. Living Bee Observatory Visitors of Turtle Point can watch a colony of bees at work. Turtle Point's bee observatory houses a colony of bees, including a queen, between glass. Come watch butterflies feeding on flowers and goldfish swimming in the fountain.
Visitors can see caterpillars and butterfly chrysalis in the chrysalis nursery.
Visitors can see teeth and bones from animals that lived in the oceans that covered Alabama millions of years ago. Touch tank Turtle Point provides a unique opportunity for visitors to touch animals of Big Escambia Creek. The Touch Tank is home to several species of turtles and fish that can be touched and held by visitors. Educational Exhibits Walk down any hall or into any room in Turtle Point and you will learn something new about the Coastal Plain Ecosystem. From colorful , informative posters to the on-site library, visitors and educators have access to numerous resources for environmental research.