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Features Enrichment for Marine Mammals – Dolphin (Tursiops aduncus) Feeding System to Encourage Natural Behavior for AnimalIn 2017, a variety of enrichment devices were developed and established at Ocean Theater with the goal to further enhance animal welfare, as well as optimize the living environment through mental stimulation.  From Russia with Love: How to Earn the Confidence of a Baikal SealThe Moskvarium Center of Oceanography and Marine Biology is home to nine Baikal seals (Pusa sibirica), 5 males and 4 females. They have lived in their current habitat at the aquarium since the summer of 2015. | IMATA Business |
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Spotlight Enrichment for Marine Mammals – Dolphin (Tursiops aduncus) Feeding System to Encourage Natural Behavior for Animal
In 2017, a variety of enrichment devices were developed and established at Ocean Theater with the goal to further enhance animal welfare, as well as optimize the living environment through mental stimulation. More  From Russia with Love: How to Earn the Confidence of a Baikal Seal
The Moskvarium Center of Oceanography and Marine Biology is home to nine Baikal seals (Pusa sibirica), 5 males and 4 females. They have lived in their current habitat at the aquarium since the summer of 2015. More  IMATA Invited to Conduct Workshops at Japanese Animal College
During the last quarter of 2019, IMATA conducted a three-day workshop for over 150 students at the Osaka College of Eco and Animals (OCEA) in Osaka, Japan. OCEA is a two-year college program focusing on animal and behavioral sciences. More  Conservation Briefs
Vaquita Update – Oceanic Whitetip Population Declines by Around 95% – Urchins help Hawaiian Corals Rebound More  Back to Basics
Targeting the Senses: Sd Variability for Success - Omar is a 15-year-old South American Sea Lion (Otaria flavescens) who lives at Coral World Ocean Park in the United States Virgin Islands. Omar was the inspiration for this presentation at the 2018 International Marine Animal Trainers' Association conference in Algarve, Portugal. More  Research Briefs
For Hawaiian monk seal researchers, the ability to observe underwater feeding behavior in a wild population can be exceptionally limited. The subject of their research prefers a solitary lifestyle, within a habitat range that includes some of the most remote locations in the Pacific Ocean. More |
Animal Facts California Sea LionScientific name: Zalophus californianus Green Conservation Particulate Emissions23,572,856 pounds, N/A (Source: Alliance for Environmental Innovation/Environmental Defense) |
