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The Belugas are Back at The Georgia Aquarium
By carlvaleri | March 7, 2010
The playful Beluga whales twist their rubbery white skin with ease as the massive mammal glides effortlessly through the large tank. Performing acrobatic maneuvers while passing in front of the crowd, claps can be heard from the onlookers. I sit mesmerized as the mammals performed their intricate maneuvers.
Part of the Cold Water Exhibit at the Georgia Aquarium the tank of Belugas had been undergoing restoration last time I visited. Now open with an impressive 1700 pound Beluga named Beethoven joining the Maris the new tank.
The folks at the Georgia Aquarium do a great job caring for the many animals and is evident in a recent video they released concerning the care and transportation of the Belugas. I can’t wait to see the new tank on my next visit to the Georgia Aquarium.
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