Why Feeding Tokens Elevate Your SeaQuest Experience! Share it on: SeaQuest has become a global leader in animal encounters! The ultimate land and sea adventure, SeaQuest offers a variety of experiences that educate and engage our guests, while creating memorable connections between humans and animals. When you visit SeaQuest, you will go on a journey…
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…
10 Most Googled Monsters in the U.S. Author: Lee Vander Boegh Share it on: Thanks to the marvels of modern society, it’s easier than ever to see animals from all over the world. Just visit your local zoo, or that weird guy in every neighborhood who keeps God-Knows-What caged up in his backyard. Better yet,…
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…
Pet Ownership Laws for Sloths [my_shortcode] Share it on: Pet ownership regulations and laws are changing all over the United States, particularly with regard to exotic pet ownership. One animal specifically sought out to own as a personal pet are sloths. In many states, owning a sloth as a pet is currently legal. This has…
Celebrate World Oceans Day: Let’s Protect Our World’s Oceans Share it on: The world’s oceans cover more than 70% of Earth’s surface, and being the largest ecosystem on our planet, it functions as a life support system for all its inhabitants. Our planet depends on the vitality of the ocean to support and sustain it.…
SeaQuest Guide to Axolotls Share it on: At first sight, an axolotl may seem like a little critter coming from outer space. However, these cuties are native to our home planet and originate in the wild in Mexico. In more recent years, the axolotl can be found in many homes and aquariums worldwide. With…
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at many zoos, kookaburras are a part of the birds of prey exhibits