Millie the rescued sea otter is expected to officially be welcomed into her new home at the Aquarium of the Pacific as officials are expected to make a major announcement Feb. 27.
According to the Aquarium, “experts will make a major announcement that will impact sea otters of the coast of California.
Biologists are also expected to be on hand to feed Millie, the rescued sea otter, as Millie joins the other sea otters that live in the Sea Otter Habitat in the Northern Pacific Gallery.
Millie is a four-year-old female sea otter who was stranded and rescued off the coast of central California.
The public can visit Millie at the Aquarium staring Feb. 27, during the 10:45 a.m. sea otter presentation.
The nonprofit Aquarium of the Pacific is a community gathering place where diverse cultures and the arts are celebrated and where important challenges facing our planet are explored by scientists, policymakers, and stakeholders in search of sustainable solutions.
The Aquarium is dedicated to conserving and building nature and nature’s services by building the interactions between and among peoples.
Home to more than 12,000 animals, Aquarium exhibits include the new Pacific Visions wing, Ocean Science Center, Molina Animal Care Center, and the Tentacles and Ink and FROGS: Dazzling & Disappearing exhibits. Beyond its animal exhibits, the Aquarium offers educational programs for people of all ages, from hands-on activities to lectures by leading scientists.
Field trips for schoolchildren are offered at a heavily discounted rate, from $7 to $8.50 per student. The Aquarium offers memberships with unlimited FREE admission for 12 months, VIP Entrance, and other special benefits. Convenient parking is available for $8 with Aquarium validation.
