Since opening on Labor Day 1990, more than 12 million people have visited the popular riverfront attraction. Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, and Wilderness Park. It will also operate the Audubon Living Science Museum, scheduled to open in 2002. The cold waters of the Pacific are filled with abundant sea life and immense forests of giant kelp. Hourly stage shows will get everyone involved in learning about the Pacific Coastal environment, animals, and weather.
Jellies is the largest exhibit of jellyfish in the world.
Beautiful and unusual, these eerie creatures come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Your adventure begins with a stroll through a sunlit tunnel in the Caribbean Reef exhibit, where the colors of corals are reflected in the dazzling collection of tropical fish. Soothing waterfalls and tropical birds call your attention in the Amazon Rainforest. Visit the wonders of the Mississippi in the Mississippi Gallery, complete with a rare white alligator, sea birds and sea turtles. The magic continues beneath the shadows of an oil rig replica in the Gulf of Mexico exhibit where huge sharks, tarpon and sea turtles swim amid schools of fish.