With over 300 species of fish, turtles and other animals living at the Miami Seaquarium, there are always new exhibits. Visitors can learn about their lives in an informative way by participating in daily exhibitions for visitors who want more than just animal displays on display cases.

Visitors to the Miami Seaquarium can enjoy a variety of exhibits, from fish in tanks that are homely enough for you like creamy white sharks with black spots zooming around them. The biggest aquarium on US soil is here. This institution houses hundreds of creatures, both terrifying and beautiful; visitors will get an up-close look at some pretty unique species like turtles who’ve had their shells crushed but still fight bravely against extinction.

With approximately 600,000 visitors a year and animals worth seeing in action, the Miami Seaquarium is not only the perfect place for you to see exotic creatures but also has spectacular shows where they perform. What would you say if I told you there was an Aquarium with shows for every type of animal? This place has something to offer even those who are not into nature.

The exhibits at the fish tank museum can be categorized by their typical types, such as dolphin and sea lion performances. However, these don’t seem unusual, considering that most zoos function nowadays (though it might not always feel like enough). But what will blow your mind are some other choices: Arctic animals, African partake demos, Asian River Turtles.

There is also a Killer Whale and Dolphin Show: To see “Lolita, the killer whale” play with her trainer isn’t something you do every day. The orca performs team acrobatics in the show. If you’re not willing to get wet, we recommend sitting higher on the rows. The dolphin Flipper is a favourite of many children who don’t want to miss out on his show. He plays games with friends in the episodes and enjoys jumping around in ways that only seem possible for dolphins.

When you see this huge animal submerged in the calm of its tank in the seaquarium, it’s hard not to feel awe. Manatees are herbivores weighing up to 600 kgs (1000 pounds); how can they possibly be vegetarian? The answer lies within their name – manatees means ‘small river horse’. These aquatic mammals live primarily on plants like grasses and weeds, which have also been known as “vegetarian whales.”

You and your family can enjoy some of the other exhibitions in the Miami Seaquarium on show, such as Salty the Sea Lion’s adventures and intelligent dolphins doing tricks. There is also a display for feeding time with sharks, sea lions and crocodiles.