Newport Aquarium is in the running for best in the nation.The aquarium is among those in the running on the USA Today 10Best list.The aquarium currently stands at No. 4 among 20.Those in the running were chosen for their high-quality exhibits and visitor interactions. You can vote once per day for your favorite until voting ends on Monday, May 23 at noon.The 10 best winners will be announced on Friday, June 3. Click here to vote.The aquarium just added a new exhibit, a walk-through Coral Reef Tunnel.The 60,000-gallon walk-through exhibit lets you get an up-close view of the animals inside a colorful coral reef. Among the 50 species inside the reef are Bluespine unicornfish with its prominent horn-like forehead. You can will also find multiple species of adorable pufferfish and get to watch young angelfish dramatically change color and pattern as they grow up on the reef. “We’re always proud to bring something new and improved to the region,” Rebecca Foster, Newport Aquarium’s Executive Director said in a statement. “This is the spectacular coral reef that Cincy deserves and it’s also a great chance for us to educate the community about the importance and plight of coral reefs in the wild.”
Newport Aquarium is in the running for best in the nation.
The aquarium is among those in the running on the USA Today 10Best list.
The aquarium currently stands at No. 4 among 20.
Those in the running were chosen for their high-quality exhibits and visitor interactions.
You can vote once per day for your favorite until voting ends on Monday, May 23 at noon.
The 10 best winners will be announced on Friday, June 3.
The aquarium just added a new exhibit, a walk-through Coral Reef Tunnel.
The 60,000-gallon walk-through exhibit lets you get an up-close view of the animals inside a colorful coral reef.
Among the 50 species inside the reef are Bluespine unicornfish with its prominent horn-like forehead. You can will also find multiple species of adorable pufferfish and get to watch young angelfish dramatically change color and pattern as they grow up on the reef.
“We’re always proud to bring something new and improved to the region,” Rebecca Foster, Newport Aquarium’s Executive Director said in a statement. “This is the spectacular coral reef that Cincy deserves and it’s also a great chance for us to educate the community about the importance and plight of coral reefs in the wild.”
