One day, towards the end of our visit to California, we all went to Santa Cruz to see the Research Centre dedicated to marine life and the grand-kids had a lovely time. Indeed, they were engrossed in the exhibits much more than we expected. Here are some of the dramatis personae: crab Emily, octopus Ella and sea otter Flynn.
Ella and Flynn say hello to a rather large female blue whale.
Flynn is chatting here to another whale species that thoughtfully donated itself to science.
Grandma, Emily and the grand-kids admiring the rocky coast and Pacific Ocean from a cliff-top.
Treading warily around a group of elephant seals.
The research centre had lots of petting tanks where one could touch fish, anemones, crustaceans, and even a shark
Here are some sharks that I managed to stroke.
Some anemones and a lobster.
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Ella and Flynn say hello to a rather large female blue whale.
Flynn is chatting here to another whale species that thoughtfully donated itself to science.
Grandma, Emily and the grand-kids admiring the rocky coast and Pacific Ocean from a cliff-top.
Treading warily around a group of elephant seals.
The research centre had lots of petting tanks where one could touch fish, anemones, crustaceans, and even a shark
Here are some sharks that I managed to stroke.
Some anemones and a lobster.
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