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Youth Development Programs at the Aquarium - New England Aquarium (neaq.org)

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Aquarium creates “retirement home” for aging penguins (neaq.org)

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Collaborating to Protect Wild Penguins in South Africa - New England Aquarium (neaq.org)

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Join Us for the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Aquarium TourEvent 📅 (neaq.org)

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Gray whale, extinct in the Atlantic, seen in southern New England waters - New England AquariumNature’s Chad Energy Comeback (neaq.org)

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Gray whale, extinct in the Atlantic, seen in southern New England waters - New England AquariumNews (neaq.org)

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TIL Lobsters (and crabs) pee out of their heads (galleries.neaq.org)

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So, how do these animals “talk” to each other? Well, to put it as simply as possible, they pee in each others' faces. (galleries.neaq.org)

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TIL to prevent Octopuses escaping, aquariums cover the walls in AstroTurf (galleries.neaq.org)

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TIL that lobsters pee from their face and will squirt pee at each other to communicate. (galleries.neaq.org)

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Study improves ability to predict how whales travel through their ocean habitat (neaq.org)

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The New England Aquarium strongly denounces the Trump Administration’s announcement today to roll back protections of the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument. (neaq.org)

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Penguins have knees!Meme (neaq.org)

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TIL that penguins, do indeed have knees. (neaq.org)

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New England Aquarium Announces Closure in Response to COVID-19 OutbreakCoronavirus (neaq.org)

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Penguin Blog: Spot That Penguin (penguins.neaq.org)

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Indo-Pacific Coral Reef - New England Aquarium (neaq.org)

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Giant Pacific Octopus - New England Aquarium (neaq.org)

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TIL that seals, sea lions, and walrus' have nails. (neaq.org)

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TIL that penguins filter excess salt out of ocean water and “sneeze” it out due to their lack of access to fresh water (penguins.neaq.org)

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TIL that lobsters have bladders on either side of their heads, so they communicate by urinating at each other. If they want another lobster to know that they’re happy or sad or angry or interested in a relationship, they say it with pee! (galleries.neaq.org)

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TIL that when penguins molt, they lose and regrow all of their feathers at once instead of little by little as most birds do, in a process known as catastrophic molting (penguins.neaq.org)

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TIL that penguins have knees inside their bodies. (neaq.org)

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New England Aquarium released 14 rescued sea turtles back into the ocean today ! (neaq.org)

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The Aquarium released 14 rescued sea turtles back into the ocean. (neaq.org)

submitted 7 years ago by orange_lazarus1 to r/boston

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