10 Must See Creatures At The Loveland Living Planet Aquarium
It’s your official Spring Break boredom buster!
We bit the bullet and paid them a visit to pave the way for your Spring Break entertainment. We know it’s hard. But we do it for YOU!
Here are our 10 favorite stops at the aquarium!
Jellyfish
They are hypnotic. It’s like therapy watching them. Also, my reflection in that photo is like a ghost . . . watching you!
The New Expedition Asia Exhibit
The Pheasants of Asia were seriously at the very top of our list! Any picture I could have posted would NOT have done them justice. You have to go and see them for yourselves. They are magnificent!
The entire exhibit is great, but be sure to catch the lizard that’s constantly pacing back and forth. Especially if you’ve got tiny ones!
Freshwater Fish Tank
This tank is full of HUGE fish. It was mesmerizing for all of us!
The Starfish
Today’s the day! We think we’ve found Peach’s twin! (The starfish from Finding Nemo)
The Shark Tank
Because OF COURSE you should spend lots of time there. It’s amazing!
Blue Poisonous Frogs
Always my kids favorite! Their colors are so bright. But I think my kids love them because they are like the “bad boys” of amphibians. All cute and bright and adorable looking . . . but covered in POISON.
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Garden Eels
Not the best picture, but my kids were cracking up! They are so funny to watch!
Little Springy Guy
This little guy was seriously my favorite. My photo doesn’t capture it well but it looks like an orange metal spring.
This Spikey Guy
Name this movie:
“Stepped on me. Stepped on me? Are you kidding? This guy was dancing on me. I mean just look at this, broken, broken, gone, gone, broken, broken, broken.”
Surfs Up! {One of our favorites, thus, the reason my family was highly entertained and why this spikey little guy made the top ten list! Also, his eyes. Seriously.}
Find Dory!
No trip to an aquarium is complete without finding Dory.
BONUS
Suspension Bridge
Not a creature, but super fun nonetheless!
My teenage son was texting his friends on the car ride home trying to set up aquarium plans for the following week. That’s when you know something is really good. It’s when an 8th grade boy whole heartedly signs off.
So go. Get out! Don’t suffer at home in the rain and the gloom. Hit up the aquarium for your best day out!
Happy Spring Breaking!
