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Splash Zone: Ocean Homes Now Open

Discover a place where families can explore the ocean together. You’ll find blackfooted penguins, cuttlefish, sea dragons and other amazing creatures, as well as over 45 bilingual interactive exhibits.

The newly renovated and expanded galleries feature three ocean habitats—the Enchanted Kelp Forest, Coral Reef Kingdom and Rugged Rocky Shore—and the bustle of life within each. There’s something here for everyone, so come get splashed!

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In early January, a five-week-old sea otter was found stranded in Morro Bay and rescued by staff from the Aquarium’s Sea Otter Research and Conservation (SORAC) program and the California Department of Fish and Game. On February 18, the otter, named Kit after a fictional character in John Steinbeck's The Wayward Bus, became the youngest otter ever to go on exhibit at the Aquarium.

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