The only one of its kind in the Caribbean, our air conditioned Undersea Observatory Tower stands 100 feet offshore.
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This 80,000 gallon coral reef aquarium encircles you as you enter the air-conditioned Caribbean Reef Encounter.
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This gallery of 21 jewel tanks provides intimate and stunning views of hundreds of marine species in their unique habitats. Watch entranced as these marine creatures exhibit behaviors you would have a hard time seeing in the wild.
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One of our most popular exhibits, this large pool is home to our juvenile sharks. View a variety of sharks from above and below through a large underwater viewing window as they gracefully circle the pool or rest among the rocks.
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See if you can find all the stingrays that live in our Stingray Lagoon. Masters of disguise, the Southern Stingrays bury themselves in the sand for camouflage. Look for the hint of an eye or tip of a tail showing in the sand to discover them.
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Rescued as hatchlings in October 1997, our green sea turtles were first introduced to water at Coral World. Smaller than the palm of an adult hand at that time, today each weighs well over one hundred pounds.
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Spend some time with our native iguanas in Iguana Alley, our native ducks, tortoises and brown-throated conures on the Nature Trail, and our not so native but very lovable Rainbow Lorikeets in the Lorikeet Garden.
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Check the feeding schedule for your opportunity to get up close and personal with the animals at Coral World Ocean Park.
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