The National Aquarium In Baltimore Showcases The World’s Oceans
Although it is called the National Aquarium, this Baltimore institution aims to make people aware of the value of water habitats all over the world. When it comes to conservation, there is no national bias. You can see blue poison dart frogs from the rain forest, jellyfish from Asia and bottlenose dolphins from the Atlantic. You can’t do it all in just one visit, so focus on a few exhibits you would like to see, and soak up the full experiences of those.
The Dolphins
The biggest attraction at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, Maryland has got to be the bottlenose dolphins. They are a perky, playful and sometimes moody bunch. But no matter what mood they are in, they are always fascinating. The National Aquarium does have shows a few times a day, but you get a much better show sitting in front of the observation tanks. This is where you can see the gang underwater and they can see you. For an extra $200, you can even have a personal meeting with the dolphins, where they come up to you for petting and then you witness a training session For the rest of the Story
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