Hosted by my Niece Rosy, and her 2 brudders Arty and Jakey HERE
While we were visiting our kiddos and their kitties in early May we
also visited Pine Knoll Shores Aquarium
This pretty fountain is located at the entrance
Even at my advanced age...Seahorses still amaze
And they dive too.
Top left lion fish
Top right drifters was listed on the wall by the tank. They are a type of jelly fish
bottom left assorted fishes
bottom right stingray touchy/feely tank...no I didn't touch or feel
Turtles: one on the right is a snapping turtle
bottom left N.C. Alligators
bottom right a 3D of a Hellbender aka N.C.'s Largest Salamander.
Angel Easy Rider ALWAYS made me laugh uncontrollably when he referred to something being as
dark as a Salamander's A$$. Turns out he was correct it was so dark in their tank I
Lots of laser eyes looking back at us. Most of the aquarium is dark.
Thus the flash bulb and laser eyes
REMINDER Next Friday is FINAL FICTION FRIDAY
oh that was interesting! so many thanks that we could see a lot of special animals.. and now we know how that hellbender looks whose a$$ describes a dark night LOL
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful trip you took us on today!!! YAM xx
That was an interesting trip to the aquarium.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun trip to the aquarium! I've always found the seahorses to be fascinating!
ReplyDeleteLove the fountain and the sculptures. What fun visiting the fishes.
ReplyDeleteHappy Memorial day to ya'll.
Aquariums are super fun to visit.
ReplyDeleteThe Florida Furkids
Thanks for taking us along to that interesting aquarium.
ReplyDeleteThat really is a pretty and mighty interesting place!
ReplyDeleteWow! That was a fantastic place!
ReplyDeleteOooh what an interesting and different Nature Friday.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I would have enjoyed this very much. I love all things water related. Such history too.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day and weekend, my friend. Big hug. ♥
beautiful aquarium, my mother loved seahorses, the river here used to be full of them, but humans killed them all off to make earings and necklaces and lamps. now there are none. I would like to see this one swim.
ReplyDeleteSeahorses are DA BOMB! I highly recommend visiting The Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, Illinois. It's fantastic, and right next door is a planetarium, so one can go underwater, then out into space!
ReplyDeleteI once took a fantastic photo of jelly fish. Through the glass of course. No way am I going to get in the water with them!!
ReplyDeleteToday I saw a Dutch vehicle that had a Florida plate on the back as well. It said RETIRED. He definitely was going slow enough!!
Great photos. I love seahorses too. XO
ReplyDeleteI love aquariums and can't wait to visit our local one this summer. Seahorses are one of my favorite underwater creatures.
ReplyDeleteMom has always found seahorses fascinating!!
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Mabel
OMD, Ma loooooves aquariums! She went to them every year as a wee lass, and they never disappoint! Ditto on the seahorsies! very cool!
ReplyDeleteKisses,
Ruby ♥