How Are Wallabies at SeaQuest Cared For? Share it on: At SeaQuest, providing excellent animal care is our top priority. This is especially true for our wallabies. These small—to medium-sized marsupials, resembling miniature kangaroos, require specialized care to thrive in a controlled environment. Here, we’ll give you a closer look at the efforts and expertise…
How Are Sloths at SeaQuest Cared For? Share it on: Caring for sloths, with their unique biological needs and calm demeanor, requires a nuanced understanding of their natural habits and preferences. At SeaQuest, a facility known for its interactive animal experiences, the welfare and conservation of these gentle creatures are paramount. By exploring the daily…
How Are Parakeets at SeaQuest Cared For? Share it on: Parakeets have long been cherished companions with their vibrant plumage and charismatic personalities. Yet, within the realm of public aquariums and interactive exhibits like SeaQuest, the care and welfare of the parakeets take on a broader significance. SeaQuest has a meticulous care regimen for the…
SeaQuest’s Commitment to Conservation and Animal Rescue Share it on: Since its inception in 2016, SeaQuest has firmly established itself as a pioneer in the intersection of animal conservation and interactive education. With a mission deeply rooted in raising awareness about critical conservation issues such as clean energy, protecting endangered species, opposing shark finning, and…
Enclosure Maintenance at SeaQuest: How We Ensure Proper Animal Care Share it on: At SeaQuest, we take pride in our commitment to caring for marine life and providing an educational experience for our visitors. SeaQuest is known for creating enclosures that offer a home-like environment for various marine and wildlife species. As a center for…
SeaQuest Guide to Sugar Gliders Share it on: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s… a Sugar Glider!? Sugar Gliders are one of only three mammals capable of gliding through the air – the Flying Squirrel and the Flying Lemur. But despite some anatomical similarities, none of these animals are actually related. That means Sugar…
Shark Week 2023 Author: gabecovino Share it on: Shark Week serves as a reminder of sharks’ awe-inspiring beauty and importance in our oceans. We must actively engage in conservation efforts to ensure their survival and the health of marine ecosystems. By combating shark finning, supporting sustainable fishing practices, and raising awareness, we can protect these…
Celebrate Earth Day with SeaQuest! Share it on: Happy Earth Day! For over 50 years, Earth Day has been celebrated by people around the world every April 22. Annually, we celebrate Earth Day to continue and further promote environmental awareness. It’s a wonderful reminder that we can, and should, protect the earth in order to…
Meet the Opossum! Share it on: Opossums are one of the most unique and unusual of the marsupial group of animals. Not only do they have a prehensile tail, but they also sport a rat-like snout and sharp teeth. And while they may look like they could be a bit dangerous, opossums are relatively harmless…
Crocodile vs. Caiman: What’s the Difference? Share it on: It’s a myth, folks. Alligators, crocodiles, and caiman are NOT dinosaurs. However, they all come from the same “crown” of a prehistoric group of animals called Archosaurs. Archosaurs included birds, crocodiles, pterosaurs, and dinosaurs. Modern-day birds are descendants of feathered dinosaurs, evolving over the last 65 million…