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With a variety of guided presentation programs, the Education Department at Miami Seaquarium® offers students and youth groups the opportunity to take a closer look at our many animals and natural creatures. Choose from a host of themes for this unique experience. And, for an additional fee, bring your students up-close to a Green Sea Turtle, touch an Endangered Manatee or feed a 500 lb. Sea Lion!
- $3.00 - 4.00 Per Participant (in addition to admission cost)
- Minimum 10-Person Requirement
To reserve a presentation call the Education Department at (305) 361- 5705 ext. 526 or 298.
Select ONE of these exciting themes for your presentation:
What do you think of when you hear the word SHARK? Do you imagine a man-eating creature or a gentle giant? What do you imagine when you hear the word FISH? Do you imagine a brightly colored fish that lives on the reef or a giant grouper? During this presentation we will discuss the differences between both and so much more. Animal Interaction will be feeding the sharks or reef fish depending on the time of year.
Bring your students face to face with rehabilitating manatees. Talk about reasons for endangerment, basic anatomy, evolution, and preservation of the species.
Animal Interaction: Manatee Touch and Feed Session
Get up close and comfortable with American alligators, Nile crocodiles, and Sea turtles. Learn how to save these Florida natives as we discuss the myths and mysteries of our ancient aquatic ancestors.
Animal Interaction: Sea Turtle Feeding Session
Ever wonder what it's like to be a marine mammal trainer? Be introduced to a day in the life of our stars as we discuss the differences in show, play, train, and husbandry sessions. Learn how trainers use natural behavior and positive reinforcement to shape the behaviors you see in our shows!
Animal Interaction: Feeding Session with Our Retired Sea Lion Performers
Students will learn the differences between these dogs of the sea.
Animal Interaction: Feeding Session with our Sea Lions.
Your students will have the opportunity to learn about animals without a backbone. We will discuss anatomy, feeding behaviors, along with other fun facts.
Animal Interactions: Touching our Invertebrates
For more information about our educational programs and resources, please call the Education Department at (305) 361- 5705 ext. 526 or 298.
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