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Saturday Family Fun: Sea Jellies and Other Incredible Invertebrates
Explore these incredible animals with your four to six-year-old child.
EVENT CATEGORY: EducationIn this class, you and your two or three-year-old child will explore all five senses and learn how animals use them in the ocean for survival.
EVENT CATEGORY: EducationThis preschool program focuses on the super sticky sea star!
EVENT CATEGORY: EducationParticipants ages 10-12 will explore these amazing predators in this exciting class.
EVENT CATEGORY: EducationIt is time to learn about all the sounds that animals in the ocean make with your two and three-year-olds!
EVENT CATEGORY: EducationLearn what it takes to be a world-class veterinarian in charge of over 12,500 animals in this hands-on class.
EVENT CATEGORY: EducationDiscover fun facts and turtle trivia as you explore these reptiles with your four to six-year-old child.
EVENT CATEGORY: EducationDiscover super sharks and radical rays, and learn what these relatives have in common in this preschool class!
EVENT CATEGORY: EducationEvents later than 6 weeks >>
Aquarium News
Aquarium partners with the World Wildlife Fund
Long Beach, Calif., April 30, 2008— World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Aquarium of the Pacific have formed a partnership to help save the Gulf of California.
Go Metro to the Aquarium of the Pacific - Discount on Admission for Metro Riders
April 17, 2008 - Long Beach, CA — With gasoline prices soaring, Metro is a terrific way to go the Aquarium of the Pacific to save on gas, save the planet and save on admission.
Visit Both the Museum of Latin American Art and Aquarium of the Pacific In One Day for a Great Price
April 14, 2008 - Long Beach, CA —During the first two weekends in May, take advantage of this very special offer.
The Coastal America Ocean Art Contest
Long Beach, CA - April 2008 - Students of all ages, from kindergarten through the university level, are encouraged to submit work to express the importance of the ocean, and have the opportunity for their work to be displayed at the new Smithsonian Ocean Hall in Washington DC.
