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Below: Karen and Lee Duquette
with their granddaughter and great-grandchildren. |
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Below: Karen Duquette's favorite sea critter
- The Seahorse. She also loves The Sea dragon, but
none were in this aquarium. |
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Sea Life has successfully bred and reared
nine species of the Seahorse, helping prevent the breeds from
becoming extinct. This means that NO Seahorses will ever be taken from
the wild for their exhibitions, and they may be able to re-supply Seahorses
if they become extinct in the wild. |
above quote from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Life_Charlotte-Concord |
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The Seahorses were really hard to photograph. |
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Below: Fish and other sea critters, including
jellyfish, stingrays, turtles and the many tunnels and coves to get
a closer look at the marine life. Everyone enjoyed going thru the 180
degree underwater tunnel and seeing the sharks and fish swim all around
us. The petting and touching areas in the aquarium were closed due to
the Coronavirus. |
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Below: Lights on the ceiling - they look
like a sea creature. |
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Below: The lights on the ceiling kept changing colors |
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Below: A look at the Jellyfish in the
aquarium tank. |
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