The Florida Aquarium

 

 

With our annual zoo pass, through the month of September you can also get in to the Florida Aquarium and MOSI Museum. So one afternoon, Michael and I took the kids. We were hoping that they would sleep on the way there and be rested for our visit, but of course that was wishful thinking. So we ended up not staying very long due to have two very tired, fussy kids but we still loved the aquarium! I am hoping to go back again next week!

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Jude gets so excited over the big fish! And he loved all the bird exhibits!

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Check out this giant fish:

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My favorite were the sting rays! I tried to get Jude to touch them, but that was out of the question!

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Such beautiful fish!

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I coaxed Michael into taking a picture of my girl and I!

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And Finally me with my babies before we headed home!

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