Podcasts about dolphin discovery

Por primera vez Dolphin Discovery implementa actividades inclusivas en el marco de la conmemoración del Día del Manatí, detalló Paula Loman, coordinadora de Educación Ambiental de la marca.

*Cancun Airport: What is known about the alleged shooting at Terminal 3 According to the authorities, the shooting at the Cancun Airport was a false alarm since no percussion cartridges were found. *Greenpeace environmentalists are 'tied' to machinery in section 5 of the Mayan Train Greenpeace Mexico demonstrated today in part of section 5 to demand that the Federal Government stop the works of the Mayan Train that are devastating the jungle *Cases of depression increase in Quintana Roo During the first two months of this year, 297 were registered, against 246 in 2021. *Dolphin Discovery catches fire in Isla Mujeres According to the preliminary report, the fire would have started in one of the kitchens of the Dolphin Discovery dolphinarium in Isla Mujeres. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cjr-news/support

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 354, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Rodent, Marsupial Or Reptile 1: The wallaby. marsupial. 2: The hamster. rodent. 3: The gecko. reptile. 4: The beaver. rodent. 5: The caiman. reptile. Round 2. Category: Suburbia 1: The original "Drew Carey Show" theme song was "Moon Over Parma", a suburb of this city. Cleveland. 2: Long a suburb of Dallas-Fort Worth, it shares its name with a suburb of Washington, D.C.. Arlington. 3: Whitefish Bay, on Lake Michigan, is a suburb of this Wisconsin city. Milwaukee. 4: As in an album title, a lotta rap came "Straight Outta" this L.A. suburb. Compton. 5: In 1814 steam ferry service made these NYC "Heights" the world's first commuter suburb. Brooklyn Heights. Round 3. Category: Rx Marks The Spot 1: The stimulant methylphenidate, used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, is known by this trade name. Ritalin. 2: "Oxy" for short, this painkiller has been widely abused in poor rural areas in the U.S.. Oxycontin. 3: Also known as Alprazolam, you could say it is an "X" factor in anti-anxiety drugs. Xanax. 4: A compound of this lightest metal is used to treat bipolar disorder. lithium. 5: "Triazolam Days" just didn't sound quite right; maybe that's why the sleeping drug is known as this. Halcion. Round 4. Category: Invented First 1: Stereoscope,bifocal lens,x-ray tube. bifocal lens. 2: Microwave oven,fiberglass,frozen food. frozen food. 3: Gyroscope,stethoscope,telescope. telescope. 4: Linoleum,bakelite,aspartame. linoleum (around 1860). 5: Bunsen burner,Geiger counter,Leyden jar. Leyden jar (1745). Round 5. Category: Where In The World Is San Diego? 1: San Diego stays classy with its Old Globe Theatre, built in 1935 to present abridged versions of his plays. William Shakespeare. 2: Check out the "Dolphin Discovery" and "Sea Lions Tonite" shows at this San Diego attraction. Sea World. 3: The San Diego stadium now named for this telecom company is known as "The Q". Qualcomm. 4: This venue opened in 1989 crawls with sandmen and Doctor Whos as the home of the annual Comic-Con. the convention center. 5: In Presidio Park, a museum named for this Franciscan missionary has exhibits on early San Diego history. Junípero Serra. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

It's part two of our conversation about the future with zoo and aquarium thought leaders from the Denver Zoo, Indianapolis Zoo, Dolphin Discovery, and Karen Pryor Clicker Training. Coinciding with the news that at least 1 major aquarium has decided to close public operations temporarily to reassess its business model in a COVID-19 reality, our panel looks at revenue streams and the need for greater creativity going forward. They also stress the need for organizations to put trade association differences aside and work together, lest all facilities (and as a result, possibly animal welfare) suffer during these troubling public health, travel industry, and economic times.     That Sounds Wild:  Lory parrots.  Wildlife World Animal Care Software Zoo Logic Indianapolis Zoo Denver Zoo The Dolphin Company Karen Pryor Clicker Training

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World Footprints travels to Jalisco, Mexico where we'll be met by dolphins, pirates and Jose Cuervo. Jalisco is the seventh largest state of the 32 states in Mexico. It is rich in history and considered to be Mexico since many of the cultural characteristics of the country (Mariachis, the sombrero, Mexican Hat Dance, tequila) originated in Jalisco. While touring the state we enjoyed a playful swim with dolphins at the Dolphin Discovery in Puerto Vallarta and spoke to a resident veterinarian about how Dolphin Discovery is at the forefront of marine life conservation. World Footprints also set sail aboard a replica of the Santa Maria as we went off the beaten path with pirates to a private island to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Our trip to Jalisco concluded in the World Heritage site of Tequila where we experienced the harvesting of the blue agave plant that is used to make tequila. We also followed the agave to the Jose Cuervo distillery to see how tequila is produced. Of course, we sampled a number of fine tequila throughout the trip--for research purposes.

World Footprints travels to Jalisco, Mexico where we'll be met by dolphins, pirates and Jose Cuervo. Jalisco is the seventh largest state of the 32 states in Mexico.  It is rich in history and considered to be Mexico since many of the cultural characteristics of the country (Mariachis, the sombrero, Mexican Hat Dance, tequila) originated in Jalisco.  While touring the state we enjoyed a playful swin with dolphins at the Dolphin Discovery in Puerto Vallarta and spoke to a resident veteranarian about how Dolphin Discovery is at the forefront of marine life conservation. World Footprints also set sail aboard a replica of the Santa Maria as we went off the beaten path with pirates to a private island to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Our trip to Jalisco concluded in the World Hertitage Site of Tequila where we experienced the harvesting of the blue agave plant that is used to make tequila.  We also followed the agave to the Jose Cuervo distillery to see how tequila is produced.  Of course, we sampled a number of fine tequila throughout the trip--for research purposes.

Maria Lundberg stops by the state aquarium located at Fort Fisher that offers numerous ways to observe and learn about marine life. There are daily programs and demonstrations, such as animal feedings, “Creature Feature”, “Dialogue with a Diver”, animal encounters, and a behind-the-scenes tour. Some of the highlights are the Bamboo Shark exhibit, Dolphin Discovery, and the Megalodon exhibit about the largest prehistoric shark and the biggest marine predator that ever existed. The aquarium also has an active conservation and research program. (New Hanover Co.)

Maria Lundberg stops by the state aquarium located at Fort Fisher that offers numerous ways to observe and learn about marine life. There are daily programs and demonstrations, such as animal feedings, “Creature Feature”, “Dialogue with a Diver”, animal encounters, and a behind-the-scenes tour. Some of the highlights are the Bamboo Shark exhibit, Dolphin Discovery, and the Megalodon exhibit about the largest prehistoric shark and the biggest marine predator that ever existed. The aquarium also has an active conservation and research program. (New Hanover Co.)