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Caribbean Journey contains 71,000 square feet of exhibit space, more than doubling the total size of the Aquarium. The new exhibits will depict the jungles, seas, coral reefs, coastal lagoons, and other geographic features of the Sian Ka’an biosphere reserve in Mexico.
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The Texas State Aquarium is a member of the AZA Reciprocity...
- H-E-B Splash Park
hours of operation. Closed for the season. Three times...
- Wildlife Rescue Center
The Texas State Aquarium has helped many stranded marine...
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Careers. Aquarium staff love their jobs, and for good...
- Aquarium Animals
These truly unique creatures, which can measure almost 6...
- Summer SeaCamp
SeaCamp invites campers to dive into STEM careers at the...
- Aquaventure
This is a self-guided and self-paced experience for anyone...
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22 Οκτ 2021 · CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Texas State Aquarium is adding a brand new twenty-five thousand square foot wildlife rescue center to replace the current facility in use.
25 Ιουν 2014 · The Texas State Aquarium is excited to announce today the largest expansion in its 24 year history. Bringing the sights, sounds, and vibrant wildlife of the Western Caribbean to the shores of...
27 Οκτ 2014 · Texas State Aquarium's virtual tour of the planned Caribbean Journey expansion, which is set to break ground by the end of the year.
On May 13, 2017, the Texas State Aquarium opened Caribbean Journey, an expansion that doubled its size and added new exhibits, including a 400,000-gallon shark exhibit, a jungle aviary, and a 4D theater.
The Caribbean Journey wing represents a significant expansion of Texas State Aquarium, with the addition of a new multi-story facility that includes a coastal forest, fresh and brackish water terrestrial communities on the upper level, and coastal and open water marine communities on the lower level.
The Texas State Aquarium proudly welcomed Milla from the ABQ BioPark in New Mexico, in late March 2021 as part of the Ocelot Species Survival Plan. View Exhibit
