SeaWorld comes to Solana Vista
Tyler, Esteban, Gianna and Samantha with SeaWorld Animal Ambassador Janet Paraiso
SeaWorld San Diego animal experts and some amazing animals recently visited Solana Vista Elementary School students as part of the park’s commitment to education and wildlife conservation. A SeaWorld educator discussed misconceptions about sharks, compared different shark jaws and introduced the children to Mr. Potato Shark, while illustrating different shark adaptations. And SeaWorld’s Animal Ambassador Team gave a live animal presentation, while dispelling myths about some creepy and not-so-creepy creatures, including a porcupine, 5-foot water monitor, vulture and more. Photos: Rob McKenzie
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on Nov 3, 2011. Filed under Featured Story, Life, Social Photo Galleries.
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