At the center of the saltwater tank lives a remarkably realistic replica of a Caribbean coral reef, with 3,000 individual corals and sponges that represent the 35 major species found in that region.
Divers enter the tank five times a day to feed the marine life in the exhibit.
Some of the inhabitants are fed by hand, while others, such as the five sand tiger sharks, get their food from the tip of long poles because their teeth are dangerously sharp. En el centro del tanque, una r plica notablemente realista de un arrecife de coral caribe o, con 3.000 corales y esponjas que representan las 35 especies mayores encontradas en esa regi n. Los buzos entran cinco veces al d a para alimentar la vida marina. Algunos de los habitantes se alimentan a mano, mientras otros, como los cinco Tiburones Tigre de Arena, reciben su comida de la punta de largos palos porque sus dientes est n peligrosamente afilados. Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park Observatory of manatees in the Homosassa Park.