Spring Cooter Releases-May 29th 2012
It is that time of year again, time to say good bye to the 8 Red Bellied Cooter hatchlings we have been housing at the National Marine Life...
Read MoreBrie’s Back at the NMLC for Spring Break!
Hey NMLC fans – just when you thought you’d finally gotten rid of me – I’m back for a visit! I’ve missed the NMLC so much the...
Read MoreNew Shell Fungus Patient
Last week amidst the crowd of February vacation week visitors we accepted a new turtle patient at the National Marine Life Center. The...
Read MoreFor the Love of Marine Life Open House
Join us for our February Open House and celebrate your love of marine animals! Explore the Discovery Center, make a marine animal...
Read MoreCatching up on Catch-22
Catch-22 is a Red Bellied Cooter that came to the NMLC back in May, 2010 as a 9-month old hatchling. Originally part of the State’s...
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