Acuario
Acuario de Seaside
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Joan
January 13, 2020
A little dated, but up close experience with seals
Michael
September 30, 2016
A small local rescue aquarium, be sure and feed the seals!
Tram
April 19, 2021
Seaside Aquarium is one of the oldest aquariums on the West Coast. Founded in 1937, the aquarium is privately owned and the descendants of some of the founders are still active in the aquarium operation. The aquarium is proud to be involved in public awareness programs: Marine Mammal Stranding, Seaside Beach Discovery Program, Sea Week, Haystack Rock Awareness Program, the Wildlife Center of the North Coast and other marine education tours and activities for school children.
Seaside Aquarium is one of the oldest aquariums on the West Coast. Founded in 1937, the aquarium is privately owned and the descendants of some of the founders are still active in the aquarium operation. The aquarium is proud to be involved in public awareness programs: Marine Mammal Stranding, Seas…
Marie
August 1, 2020
The Seaside Aquarium is a small privately owned aquarium. A family of harbor seals awaits you at the front entrance, which you can feed. Food may be purchased after paid admission. Inside they have 35 glass front tanks, which feature marine life found along the Oregon Coast. For the more adventurous, they have two touch tanks. Gently touch the sticky tentacles of a sea anemone or let a little hermit crab scurry around on your hand.
The Seaside Aquarium is a small privately owned aquarium. A family of harbor seals awaits you at the front entrance, which you can feed. Food may be purchased after paid admission. Inside they have 35 glass front tanks, which feature marine life found along the Oregon Coast. For the more adventurous…
Leila
August 9, 2017
It's a small room with large fish tanks, but it boasts several way cool things! First, there's the largest lobster ever (who died a long time ago - but you can see him and read his story). Second, you can feed the seals. Third, there's a hands-on hermit crab/tide pool exhibit. Finally, and best of all, there's an open tank in the middle of the room with an octopus in it. If you speak or sing quietly, it may swim toward you and change color!
It's a small room with large fish tanks, but it boasts several way cool things! First, there's the largest lobster ever (who died a long time ago - but you can see him and read his story). Second, you can feed the seals. Third, there's a hands-on hermit crab/tide pool exhibit. Finally, and best of a…
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200 N Prom
Seaside, OR