2022 News: On March 31st, the aquarium announced that (1.1) northern sea otters named Poppy and Douglas have been transferred to SeaWorld San Diego in California. Log into Facebook On April 12th, the aquarium announced they have rescued a (0.1) northern elephant seal. On April 15th, she was released back into the ocean. https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=349687080533564&set=a.336058828563056 https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=351481260354146&set=a.336058828563056
On May 13th, the aquarium announced they have acquired (1.1) Pacific harbor seals named Chloe and Onyx from the Alaska Zoo while their pool is being renovated. Log into Facebook
On May 21st, the aquarium announced that they have acquired (0.0.3+?) tiger rockfish. Log into Facebook
On June 13th, the aquarium announced that they have rescued (1.1) Pacific harbor seals on the coast of Kasilof, Alaska. Log into Facebook
On August 4th, the aquarium announced that they have acquired a (0.0.1) Barrow's goldeneye named Periwinkle from the Bird Treatment and Learning Center in Alaska. https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=427087399460198&set=a.336058828563056
On August 6th, the aquarium announced that (0.0.7) Steller's eiders have hatched. Magical Moment of Steller's Eider Duckling Hatching | Facebook
On August 9th, the aquarium announced the male's name, Admiral. https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=429990242503247&set=a.336058828563056
On September 10th, the aquarium announced they rescued a (1.0) Pacific harbor seal which is now at the center for various treatments. Log into Facebook
On September 15th, the aquarium announced they have rescued a (1.0) northern sea otter from a remote beach in the northern Kenai Peninsula. Log into Facebook
On September 17th, the aquarium announced its name, Cerulean. The new seal pup admitted a few weeks ago from the Seward boat harbor has a name – meet Cerulean! Cerulean has been eating whole fish, but still under... | By Alaska SeaLife Center | Facebook On September 26th, the aquarium announced that they regained AZA accreditation the week prior. https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=464703845698553&set=a.336058828563056
AZA accreditation was not regained, as it was never lost. They were granted continued accreditation. There is a significant difference there!
That is not what you stated. Choice of words matter. Review your sources for the the correct information before you post all of your posts. For individuals who work in these institutions, and many follow ZooChat, they are proud of continuous accreditation. Choose your words better and report accurate information in all of your posts please. It can be insulting to those who work for those institutions if people read your post which suggests they lost accreditation at some point. I won't dis on your continuous posting, but I will point out that it needs to be accurate if you are going to constantly update every thread.
On October 14th, the aquarium announced they released their (0.1) giant Pacific octopus named El Dorado back into the ocean the week prior. On October 16th, the aquarium announced they acquired a (1.0) giant Pacific octopus named Lir which is now on exhibit. Log into Facebook Meet Lir the Giant Pacific Octopus | ✨Meet Lir✨ He's the new giant Pacific octopus you can meet at the ASLC Octopus grotto! Lir put on quite the show when he first explored his new home.... | By Alaska SeaLife Center | Facebook
On October 17th, the aquarium announced that he was named Qilak. On October 27th, it was announced that Quilak was transferred to the Shedd Aquarium in Illinois. Otter Pup Patient Now Has a Name! | ❤️ Major PUP-date ❤️ This *not so little anymore* otter pup now has a name - meet Qilak! Our team went all out with a room full of enrichment for... | By Alaska SeaLife Center | Facebook Qilak Arrives at Shedd | It’s otter arrival October! That's right! We are welcoming another addition to Shedd. We have a long history of responding in times of need, in fact,... | By Shedd Aquarium | Facebook
On November 13th, the aquarium announced that (0.0.2+) common sunstars were born. 登录 Facebook On January 24th, the aquarium announced that a (0.1) Steller's sea lion named Mist passed away at age 2 after appearing to have suffered a seizure. 登录 Facebook
On February 3rd, the aquarium announced they rescued a (0.1) northern fur seal after she was found erratically swimming in a boat harbor in Sitka, Alaska. 登录 Facebook
A 1 month old male walrus calf has been rescued 4 miles inland from the sea. He is now under round the clock care. A rare walrus calf was rescued in Alaska after found wandering alone and is currently under 24/7 cuddle care | CNN
Other 2023 News: Spoiler: Rehabilitation News On May 26th, the aquarium announced that they rescued (1.2) Pacific harbor seals from different areas of the Copper River in south-central Alaska. ❗New Patients Admitted to the... - Alaska SeaLife Center ❗Wildlife Response Patient Update❗... - Alaska SeaLife Center ❗Wildlife Response Patient Update❗... - Alaska SeaLife Center ❗Wildlife Response Patient Update❗... - Alaska SeaLife Center On June 1st, the aquarium announced they rescued a (0.1) Pacific harbor seal on May 26th from a crowded fishing beach in Nikiski. ❗New Wildlife Response Patient... - Alaska SeaLife Center ASLC’s Wildlife Response Program admits their fourth patient of the season, a female harbor seal pup from Nikiski. - Alaska Sealife Center On June 21st, the aquarium announced they rescued (3.2) more Pacific harbor seals from various places in Alaska. ❗FIVE new patients admitted to the... - Alaska SeaLife Center ASLC admits five more harbor seal pups in June - Alaska Sealife Center On July 15th, the aquarium announced that (0.0.2+?) spectacled eiders hatched. The spectacled eider ducklings cannot get any cuter! Listen and see if you can hear this one calling over to his friend across the room. : ASLC... | By Alaska SeaLife Center | Facebook On July 20th, the aquarium announced that they released a (1.0) giant Pacific octopus back into the wild. On July 24th, the aquarium announced they acquired a (0.1) giant Pacific octopus named Pickles which is now on exhibit. Giant Pacific Octopus "Lir" Released Back into the Ocean | ASLC Aquariums Curator Jared is taking us on an ocean dive to release Lir the octopus! Giant Pacific octopuses like Lir have a three to five year life... | By Alaska SeaLife Center | Facebook Meet Pickles, the giant Pacific octopus With Lir's return to the ocean, it's time for another star in the Octopus Grotto at the ASLC! Pickles is... | By Alaska SeaLife Center | Facebook On July 28th, the aquarium announced that a (0.0.1) horned puffin hatched a week prior. Denali and Aluetian, the horned... - Alaska SeaLife Center On August 7th, the aquarium announced that a (0.0.1) tufted puffin named Gumdrop hatched. Not one... but two pufflings at... - Alaska SeaLife Center
