Florida Fauna

Bench Romance Down Florida-Way

A couple of friendly porpoises await your visit at the Fabulous Miami Seaquarium.

Pelicans in Tropical Florida.

Seaquarium - Miami, Florida

FABULOUS MIAMI SEAQUARIUM

SHOWING THE GOLDEN AQUADOME

This vast underwater wonderland has a main tank 80 feet in diameter.  The reef tank is only slightly smaller and in addition to this 26 corridor tanks are located in the main corridor.  The abundance of tropical fish is unequalled anywhere.

THE GOLDEN AQUADOME AT MIAMI'S POPULAR SEAQUARIUM.

Animal trainer Adolph Frohn of the Miami Seaquarium giving artifical respiration to the Porpoise.

Colorful Pink Flamingos shown here are feeding along the waters edge at Miami's Seaquarium.

AT MIAMI'S FABULOUS SEAQUARIUM

some of the largest and smallest animals and fishes in the ocean are living together just as they do in the open ocean.  Visitors can study and observe their daily lives through continuous rows of large glass windows set in the sides of the two huge tanks.  The SEAQUARIUM is located just fifteen minutes from downtown Miami on Rickenbacker Causeway.

Seaquarium - Miami, Florida

The Miami Seaquarium Main Entrance.  Costing $2,500,000, the Seaquarium is the largest and finest salt water aquarium in the world.  Shows are held in the main Seaquarium six times every day, the Sea Lion Arena four times daily.  The Miami Seaquarium is located on Rickenbaker Causeway just 15 minutes from downtown Miami.

Airview of the Seaquarium located 15 minutes from downtown Miami on the Rickenbacker Causeway where visitors can observe the fabulous collection of ocean life in its natural habitat through rows of large glass windows.

Sparkle the Bell Ringer

Sparkle, one of the Seaquarium's trained porpoises, leaps high in the air to ring the dinner bell.  Adolf Frohn, world famous animal trainer, conducts the trained porpoise and sea lion show at the Miami Seaquarium.  The Seaquarium is located on the Rickenbacker Causeway just 15 minutes from downtown Miami.