Learning From Dolphins

Studying dolphin populations, reproduction rates and ocean health. View Web Version Make a Donation 2013 Dolphin Count Results Volunteers of all ages braved the rain to help record dolphin sightings at four locations along the Eastern Shore of Maryland—at three beach locations in Ocean City and one at Assateague State Park. This year, 113 dolphins were sighted! Learn why the annual dolphin count is important. Read More & View Photos » New Poison Dart Froglets Dart frogs are intriguing animals. In addition to their bright colorations/patterns and ability to produce toxins, they also have an interesting life cycle. Dart frog tadpoles will progressively metamorphose into these full-fledged froglets. Learn More & View Photos » Reporters Snorkel in Blacktip Reef We invited local media to experience Blacktip Reef firsthand. Reporters immersed themselves in the story—literally—as they snorkeled in our new exhibit. Check out the videos on ABC2 News and WBAL TV 11. Watch the Video » National Aquarium Dolphins Featured on TED Talk Apes, dolphins and elephants have remarkable communication skills. Could the Internet be expanded to include sentient species like them? This exciting TED Talk features the dolphins of the National Aquarium. Watch the Video » A Thrilling Adventure at Sea August 10-11 and August 24-25 The National Aquarium's annual shark-tagging trip was voted Baltimore Magazine's Best Adventure! This trip offers the thrill of deep-sea sport fishing, but with the knowledge that you're contributing to science that will help conserve these valuable apex predators. Learn More About the Trip » National Aquarium is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire conservation of the world's aquatic treasures. Make a Donation » Share This Message: Forward to a Friend National Aquarium | 501 East Pratt Street | Baltimore, MD 21202 | United States National Aquarium | 1401 Constitution Avenue, NW | Washington, DC 20230 | United States You are receiving this message because you have signed up to receive e-mail from the National Aquarium. You can manage your preferences or unsubscribe using the links below: You are subscribed as: turlbombeiro@gmail.com | Unsubscribe | Manage your preferences