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- 1. A Trip To The National Aquarium in Baltimore MD
- 2. How Will We Get There?
- 3. Travel from SUNY Broome to the River
- 4. We Will Merge Into The Susquehanna River Binghamton, NY
- 5. We will travel 300 miles. It will take us 30 hours. Binhamton, NY Baltimore, MD
- 7. We Will End up In Chesapeake Bay
- 8. And We Are Here
- 9. Into the Aquarium We Go!
- 10. As We Enter As we enter the museum, on our left we will see a freshwater exhibit with a waterfall and pond where fish swim.
- 11. First We Will Enter the Blacktip reef
- 12. Australia: Wild Extremes Exhibit
- 14. Jellies Invasion
- 15. Touch Tank
- 16. Shark Exhibit
- 21. North Atlantic to Pacific Exhibit
- 22. The Museum is Now Closed
- 23. Water Rushing
- 24. And Were Back!
- 25. ● WHat animal had you never seen before? ● What types of animals and marine life did we see? ● What new fact did you learn during this trip? ● What will you draw? What Did You Learn
- 26. A Quiz on the Aquarium What rivers did we travel on? How far away is the aquarium? What bay did we dock in? Where is the National Aquarium? How long did it take us to travel there?
- 27. The Chenango and Susquehanna Rivers
- 28. Chesapeake Bay
- 29. 30 hours
- 30. 300 Miles
- 32. Time to Create Some Artwork What will you draw based on what you saw on our trip
- 33. Thank You The National Aquarium is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire conservation of the world’s aquatic treasures. © 2018 National Aquarium | 501 East Pratt Street | Baltimore, MD 21202
Editor's Notes
- As we enter the museum, on our left we will see a freshwater exhibit with a waterfall and pond where freshwater fish swim.
- This is an open exhibit where people can see the animals in the water from different viewing perspectives. Here we can see sharks, sea turtles, sting rays, and various fish.
- This is an open exhibit where we can walk through the environment and look at the different animals. Here we can see crocodiles, turtles, and fish in the water. Snakes and lizards can be found in glass enclosures. Birds and bats freely fly around the enclosure.
- We will attend the dolphin show where a trainer may teach the dolphin to do tricks such as jumping through the air or squeaking.
- This exhibit shows a variety of jellyfish species with different lighting to highlight the certain colors and aspects of each jellyfish.
- In the touch tank, we will see starfish, stingrays, horseshoe crabs, and moon jellies. Here we will be able to gently interact with these species and feel their different textures.
- This exhibit has a variety of sharks in enclosed tanks. There is a circular tank where sharks can swim along with you as you walk through.
- This exhibit is another open enclosure where we can walk through and look at the various animals. Here we can see monkeys, sloths, flamingos, and various tropical birds. Tarantulas and poison dart frogs are also in glass cases.
- In this exhibit, we can see animals that are native to South America. Here, we see freshwater species including river turtles, river stingrays, tree frogs, boas, and freshwater fish.
- The exhibit shows some animals that can become camouflaged and have other adaptations in order to survive. Here we can see shrimp, seahorses, octopuses, eels, and diverse fish.
- The exhibit consists of a large reef where exotic fish, eels, and sharks swim and live.
- This is another reef where we can see a large variety of colorful fish and coral.