Busch Gardens will celebrate the holiday season with a brand new ice skating show. The theme park has turned a theatre into a ice skating wonderland.

The half million dollar facility can best be described as a series of empty swimming pools. Skaters and city leaders give the facility the thumbs up. Wildside Guy Randy Rauch takes you for a ride.

John Saxer says large, unusual rocks scattered around Florida's west coast are actually ancient boat anchors. Saxer believes the Tampa Bay coastline was the seaport of Atlantis. See the rocks and judge for yourself...

It takes skill, patience and a good aim. Trap shooting is a popular sport here in Florida. Every day hundreds of people line up at the Silver Dollar Shooting Club in Odessa to try their hand at trap and skeet shooting. Wildside guy Randy Rauch shows us how.

The attraction is known as "Ice". Each year the Gaylord Plams resorts creates a winter wonderland right here in the sunshine state. And its open to the public. Put on a jacket and see for yourself!

Every year the Big Cat Rescue in Tampa gives their animals a special Thanksgiving meal. Many of the cats are given a raw turkey to gobble down.
And it's interesting to watch them get fed.

The Richard Petty Driving Experience in Florida will have you behind the wheel of a NASCAR. They will have you driving the car yourself at speeds over 100 mph. You will actually feel what the pros feel.

There is a place north of Tampa Bay that is a rain forest full of butterflies. Anyone can come and visit. It is also home to some six million specimens.

One woman's mission is to give seabirds a new lease on life.

Florida is full of underground caves that waiting to be explored.

Randy introduces us to a man who is helping save lives with the aid of his snakes.

Dolphins do live at Epcot. And you can swim and meet the mammals.

Wildside guy Randy Rauch takes us inside a secret warehouse where all Disney holiday decorations are stored. It is wall-to-wall with amazing holiday cheer!

Don Garlits' racing career spans four decades, winning 114 national events including 17 world champion titles.

While most horse owners are responsible, there are some who neglect or abandon their animals. Wildside guy Randy Rauch meets a woman trying to save unwanted horses.