While every animal at the Aquarium helps to educate the public on their wild counterparts, there are some with that specific job! These animals, called ambassador animals, do not have a public facing habitat but instead help educate the public on their wild counterparts through presentations and amphitheater talks.
Who's Who
Our roster of Ambassadors is ever growing! Currently the Aquarium has “Jackson” and “Palmer” the striped skunks, “Pip” the pelican, “Wilson” the barn owl, two western pond turtles, “Cuff” and “Link”, “Adrienne” the garter snake, “Rocky” the rubber boa, painted turtle “Smudge”, the American kestrel, “Hazel”, and banana slugs “Chip” and “Sundae.”
Striped Skunk
Jackson & Palmer
Brown Pelican
Pip
Rubber Boa
Rocky
Garter Snake
Adrienne
Western Pond Turtle
Cuff & Link
Barn Owl
Wilson
Banana Slug
Muffin
Painted Turtle
Smudge
American Kestrel
Hazel
Join us for an ambassador animal presentation!
For the most current Ambassador Animal presentation schedule, location, and more, visit our hours page.
Part of the care for our animals is helped by you! Donations, animal adoptions, donated enrichment items, and more all help to make a huge impact in our animals’ day to day lives.
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