A new interactive exhibit for youngsters called “The Sea and Me” is scheduled to open Memorial Day Weekend 2012.
The touch-pool, a tide-pool exhibit where guests are permitted to gently feel the sea life is a favorite among children and adults alike. Many tanks, large and small, house exotic fish and invertebrates. Inside are many examples of aquatic life from around the world. Of course the giant octopus (which is viewed from inside an artificial cave) is a very popular attraction. Fishing Planet S2 - Nano Spinner Fishing for Oregon Redband, Rainbow, Brown, & Cutthroat TroutWe are back at Falcon Lake, Oregon to test out using the nano. The sea otter pool offers a chance to see how these creatures live, both above and below water. An aviary of sea birds allows visitors to observe puffins and oystercatchers up-close, but living as they do in nature. Many of the exhibits are accessed by following garden trails that wind through well-maintained indigenous flora. The Oregon Coast Aquarium is not only an indoor experience. Looking straight up in the “Open Sea”part of the exhibit, one can see sharks and rays swimming peacefully overhead. Each tank represents a different aquatic ecosystem. Walking through a curved, plexiglass tunnel, visitors are able to walk along the floor of three different large tanks where they can be completely surrounded by the ocean fauna. One of the Aquarium’s biggest draws is the Passages of the Deep exhibit.
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