Maritime Aquarium launches exciting new summer exhibit
The exhibit highlights modern-day descendants of ancient species that can still be found swimming in Long Island Sound.
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15h agoThe Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk has launched an exciting exhibition for the summer.
The “Travel Back in Maritime” exhibit uncovers sea creatures that have been hidden in the ocean for over 800 million years.
People can also see the new 30-foot mosasaur floating on the hall of Extinct Ocean Predators.
The exhibit highlights modern-day descendants of ancient species that can still be found swimming in Long Island Sound.
The new exhibit will be open through September.
