One of my favorite things about being a mammalogy volunteer is that when you walk through the doors early in the morning, you never know exactly what kind of different, exciting activities the day will bring!
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Monday, November 12, 2007
No Two Days Are Ever the Same!
Categories: Birds | Mammals | Turtles | Volunteering |
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They are the streamer dancers of the underwater world. Moorish idols have long flowing dorsal fins that flutters around in the water in a captivating dance as the fish swims through the water. They are also notoriously hard to keep in aquariums. So how does the Aquarium manage to keep a whole shoal of them in Shark Lagoon?
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Enjoying the Fun Antics of Parker the Sea Lion
Categories: Mammals | Volunteering |
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The aquatic equivalent of a Golden Retriever, Parker the California sea lion always tries so hard to please—leaving Aquarium staff and guests many enjoyable “Parker Moments” to remember.
Monday, November 05, 2007
Bull Shark Update and Other News
Categories: Sharks | Volunteering |
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One of the habitats I have the great pleasure of working on is P3, one of our many quarantine enclosures. Quarantining is very important for the health and well being of our animals because if we do not do it, there is a good chance our animals may become sick.
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