The largest animal on the
planet—the endangered blue whale--has been spotted in the waters off Long Beach
along with humpback and fin whales. Learn about recent whale
sightings and conservation issues. After the cruise, attendees are welcome to visit the Aquarium and the
new Pacific Visions wing.
This award-winning glass building features
an immersive art gallery, state-of-the-art multisensory theater, and an
exhibit gallery featuring digital games and live animal exhibits. It allows visitors of all ages to explore our
ocean planet in new and engaging ways and to see all our animals in a new
light.
Endangered blue
whales and fin whales are the largest whales on the planet and are being
spotted in the waters off Long Beach.
Experts from the Aquarium’s blue whale photo ID program will discuss recent
findings about Southern California’s endangered blue whale population and
reveal how we can identify individual whales spotted in local urban waters.
Blue whales are the largest animal on the planet and frequent Southern
California’s urban ocean during the summer—a busy and bustling place used
intensely by both people and wildlife.
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