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Аквариум с рыбками

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An Underwater Adventure From the Comfort of Your Couch

By: Leah Weber

The Georgia Aquarium is live streaming from some of their epic habitats!

March 19, 2020

Stuck inside? You can still go on a watery adventure. As seen on Animal Planet's THE AQUARIUM, the Georgia Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the US, is streaming LIVE from Atlanta, Georgia.

Like many other attractions, the Georgia Aquarium has made the decision to close temporarily to protect the public, but the thriving ecosystem that call their space home is doing just that—THRIVING!

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Photo by: Rajat Khanna / 500px

Rajat Khanna / 500px

You can virtually travel to the Indo-Pacific Barrier Reef, or “California” to see the Sea Lions or even “Africa” to hang out with some very cool penguins. You can also make friends with some piranha and jelly fish, and beluga whales or otters from the friendlier set. These are just a few of their incredible exhibits you can explore.

Red Bellied Piranha in an aquarium

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Red Bellied Piranha in an aquarium

Photo by: Sean Davis

Sean Davis

Red Bellied Piranha in an aquarium

Last but certainly not least is the Ocean Voyager Gallery. It was built to house over 50 species in more than 6.3 MILLION gallons of water. You can catch a glimpse of four whale sharks, four manta rays, and thousands of other fish swimming about in this truly massive habitat.

Whale sharks in a giant tank in Georgia Aquarium, Atlanta. Silhouette shows a visitor.

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Whale sharks in a giant tank in Georgia Aquarium, Atlanta. Silhouette shows a visitor.

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weesen photos

So go ahead and take a splash into these amazing experiences.

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