100 Days of Science-- # 37 Save the Bay Exploration Center & Aquarium Trip

The only way we could get the younger two boys to agree to tour the Newport Car Museum was to offer to take them to the aquarium when we were finished.

Never having been to the Save the Bay Exploration Center and Aquarium we weren't really sure what to expect.

It is a very small aquarium that displays only animals found nearby in the Narragansett Bay.  There are three touch tanks lots of information stuffed into the small building.

We saw a robin fish and the boys remembered the one we saw in the wild at the beach.



So many of my pictures were blurry because the lighting was low but we did have a good time; even if it only took us 20 or 30 minutes to walk around and see everything.



I was most fascinated by the tank with the baby sand sharks and rays...


The lights behind the sacks really allowed us to see inside! 
We also saw bio-luminescent jelly fish, eels, diamond back terrapin sea turtles, sea horses, snapping turtles, and so much more!



Others in this series:

1. Bernoulli's Principle
2. Ecotarium Trip 
3. Air Molecule Experiment
4. Kitchen Science
5. Corn Maze Field Trip 
6. Birds of Florida 
7. Making Static Music
8. Un-Make It Monday
9. Wind Tunnel Experiment
10. Biomes Field Trip
11. Disappearing Coin Trip
12. Snuffing out a Candle With Baking Soda
13. Making Plastic from Milk
14. Friction Experiment 
15. & 16. Snow Experiments
17. Making an Iceberg
18. Floating Eggs
19. Pond Water Under a Microscope 
20. Planting Eco Plant Pals
21. & 22. Cotton Candy Experiments
23. Springfield Science Museum Trip
24. Signs of Spring
25. Color Changing Slime
26. Growing Our Own Tickle Plants
27. Learning About Soil Sampling
28. Making Bouncy Balls
29. Exploring the Shoreline
30. Color Changing Flowers
31. Roger Williams Zoo Trip
32. Edible Silly Putty 
33. Raising Tadpoles
34. More Microscope Fun 
35.  Homemade Ice Cream
36. How Plants Breathe Experiment 

Comments

  1. Those baby sand sharks are amazing! What an awesome trip! I have to admit I would have only been in it for the aquarium as I am not a car person at all either - LOL!

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    1. I was definitely looking more forward to the aquarium myself.

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  2. Those kinds of things interest me. Looks like a nice aquarium.

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    1. Me too. I just love seeing and learning about marine life.

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