Revisiting the unique and controversial Jungle Habitat in West Milford
News 12's Tony Caputo and photojournalist Rudy Bode headed to Passaic County to remember Jungle Habitat in West Milford.
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Jan 17, 2023, 5:19 PM
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7h agoBack in the 1970s, a unique wild animal park and drive-thru safari in West Milford was where everyone went to see and hold wild animals.
News 12's Tony Caputo and photojournalist Rudy Bode headed to Passaic County to remember the controversial spot.
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