Introducing The North Carolina Aquarium On Roanoke Island
Did you know that there are actually three North Carolina Aquariums in North Carolina? Perhaps you’ve been going to the same one again and again, when you could have visited the other two? Or maybe you’re planning on visiting the aquarium and now you’re more confused than ever about which one to go to?If you want to learn more about the three aquariums then by all means—read on! The first North Carolina Aquarium is located on Roanoke Island. There are many shows and galleries which you can enjoy in this place including Hurricanes and Northeasters, Wetlands on the Edge, and Open Oceans: Powers of the Planet.
Here you can meet a variety of sea animals such as alligators, otters, sharks, and so much more! You can also schedule your trip on days when special events are held. For example, Life on the Darkest Day is going to be held on December 22, the shortest day this year. During this day, you’ll be able to learn about how sea animals live in the dark. You can make your own sand and shell candles as well.
Introducing the North Carolina Aquariums Along Pine Knoll Shores And At Fort Fisher
The second North Carolina Aquarium can be found along Pine Knoll Shores. Like the previous aquarium, there are numerous sea animals you can enjoy meeting here. These animals include your favorite sharks, otters, stingrays and many more. You can also enjoy participating in various activities such as surf fishing and diving lessons.The third North Carolina Aquarium is located at Fort Fisher. Get up close and personal with alligators, sea stars, sea turtles and clownfish. You can talk with a scuba diver about the wonders of the deep blue sea. Have you ever wanted to see a real life shipwreck? Well you can do so in this aquarium.
Be sure to visit any or all of the three North Carolina Aquariums the next time you’re in town. Each one of them will give you a unique and exciting experience. If you are looking for discounts to these places, you can get them by using aquarium coupons.
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