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9/03
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| Abalone, Feeding: Watch an abalone feed on kelp using its file-like tongue called a radula.
Exhibit: Kelp Forest, Touch Pool | Animals |
Abalone
Kelp Forest Exhibit
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6/05
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| Aggregating Anemone, Reproducing: To clone themselves asexually, these anemones split in half (fission)—literally tearing themselves apart. Asexual reproduction spreads new animals rapidly over rocky habitats.
Exhibit: Rocky Shore | Animals |
Aggregating Anemone
Rocky Shore Exhibit
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9/03
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| Anemone, Feeding: Anemone feed by using their tentacles to grab plankton from the water.
Exhibit: The Ocean's Edge, Splash Zone | Animals |
Giant Green Anemones in the Rocky Shore
Giant Green Anemone
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10/05
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| Animal Feeding Frenzy: We feed our animals special foods created just for them. Watch our creatures chow down, slurp a shake or hunt down dinner.
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Aquarium Exhibit FAQs
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9/04
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| Aquarium Construction (1981-1984): Watch the construction of the original aquarium buildings and exhibits on the site of the Hovden Cannery. | Aquarium General |
Interactive Aquarium Timeline
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9/04
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| Aquarium Favorite Animals: Enjoy spirited sea otters, playful penguins and graceful jellies—three of our visitors’ favorite animals. | Animals |
Live Sea Otter Cam
Live Penguin Cam
Jellies: Living Art Exhibit
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9/03
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| Barnacles, Feeding: Barnacles feed by using their tentacles to grab plankton from the water.
Exhibit: Wharf, Rocky Shore | Animals |
Acorn Barnacles
Rocky Shore Exhibit
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12/05
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| Cannery Days, Bountiful Bay: Follow the boom and bust times of Monterey Bay’s fishing industry from the 1930s to today.
| Aquarium General |
Interactive Aquarium Timeline
Pacific Sardine
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9/04
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| Cannery Days: The aquarium sits on the site of Hovden Cannery built in 1916. Watch sardines go from the bay to the can in this video clip from the 1940s. | Aquarium General |
Interactive Aquarium Timeline
Pacific Sardine
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5/03
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| Cock-eyed Squid, Swimming: Observe a cock-eyed squid in the midwater habitat of Monterey Bay’s deep sea canyon. | Animals |
Exploring the Deep Sea
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