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Thursday, May 31, 2018

Octopus In Space Tongue-in-Cheek Thursday | Hugh

Hugh's Aquarium Views Video Number 53

When I watched Little Red the octopus get in her puzzle box a couple of videos ago I couldn’t help but think of how it reminded me of an astronaut getting into a space capsule while orbiting the earth.

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Animal Updates | Invertebrates | Enrichment | Video | Volunteering

Thursday, April 19, 2018

Little Red the Octopus and the Puzzle Box | Hugh

Hugh's Aquarium Views Video Number 50

Enrichment activity for an octopus. Little Red the octopus and the puzzle box.

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Animal Updates | Invertebrates | Video | Volunteering

Thursday, September 21, 2017

North Pacific Bigeye Octopus | Hugh

Hugh's Aquarium Views Video Number 37

One of the creatures I always take a detour to check out on my way to the sea otters exhibit is the North Pacific Bigeye Octopus.

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Thursday, April 20, 2017

1 Second Every Saturday | Hugh

Hugh's Aquarium Views Video Number 30

So what is it like volunteering every Saturday with the critters at the Aquarium of the Pacific? Well here’s a year’s worth of 1 second video moments of my volunteer shifts in under 60 seconds.

Everything You Want to Know about Our “GPO” | In Focus

Angelina answers all the questions you have about our giant Pacific octopus.

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Animal Updates | Fish | Invertebrates

Tuesday, September 20, 2016

A Garden Under the Sea | In Focus

When you visit the Aquarium, one of the first exhibits to catch your eye is Tropical Pacific Preview. This exhibit transports you to a shallow reef where brightly colored corals pop against a plain backdrop, while a royal blue tang fish weaves in and out of the water.

The Flamboyant Cuttlefish | Hugh

There are just a few animals at the Aquarium of the Pacific that can cause me to have an affectionate emotional response when I look deep into their eyes; sea otters, sea lions, penguins and flamboyant cuttlefish.

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