Dolphins on the move! A.J. and Jax are spending time with Kibby and Tanner. Louie's up in the front lagoon!
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DOLPHIN RESEARCH CENTER
Thirty years of Teaching, Learning, Caring for marine mammals and the environment we share.
DRC is a nonprofit marine mammal education and research facility located in the heart of the fabulous Florida Keys. Home to a family of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and California sea lions, DRC offers a variety of educational, fun, exciting programs, and close-up interactions. We hope you enjoy our blog!
Gypsi, charms everybody with her early attempt at a back tail walk.
A young guest receives a sweet dolphin kiss.
Dolphins appear as curious about us as we are about them!
DOLPHIN RESEARCH CENTER
Thirty years of Teaching, Learning, Caring for marine mammals and the environment we share.
DRC is a nonprofit marine mammal education and research facility located in the heart of the fabulous Florida Keys. Home to a family of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and California sea lions, DRC offers a variety of educational, fun, exciting programs, and close-up interactions. We hope you enjoy our blog!
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Gypsi
Gypsi, charms everybody with her early attempt at a back tail walk.
Sweet Kiss
A young guest receives a sweet dolphin kiss.
Who's Watching You?
Dolphins appear as curious about us as we are about them!
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See you around the lagoons!
See you around the lagoons!
2 comments:
I hope little Jax can handle being with the big boys.
They better not give him too much trouble :)
Jax is a big boy now:) He'll do well, and I have a feeling he and Tanner will be buds.
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