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Miami Seaquarium
4400 Rickenbacker Causeway
Key Biscayne, FL, 33149
The Miami Seaquarium promotes dolphins that walk on water and killer whales that fly through the air for Miami apartment dwellers. This world-class marine life entertainment park offers the best of the best for aquatic amusement lovers. Eight daily shows with marine animal life are presented to people who live in Miami Seaquarium apartments. The park is comprised of 38 acres of tropical scenery with eateries, fish and ocean life displays and shows. Sea lions entertain both children and adult residents of Miami apartments and endangered sea turtles and manatees find refuge here. Twenty five crocodiles make their home at Crocodile Flats at the park and have a cushy lifestyle eating rabbit, chicken and fish. While you don't get to feed the crocs, you have an opportunity to feed seals and sea lions in their own feeder pool, after an informative presentation. You get to watch the huge manatees in both their underwater and overhead observation area, and when searching for smaller fish, just visit the 750,000 gallon Tropical Reef aquarium. At a presentation here, Miami Seaquarium apartment dwellers can watch a diver visiting with the animals. Sharks and killer whales are attractions here, in addition to two dolphin shows - Top Deck and Flipper. Admission cost to the park is a bit steep for residents of Miami Seaquarium apartments, but well worth it if you spend the day here at $35.95 for adults and $26.95 for kids under ten.