National Aquarium To Livestream Exhibits During Coronavirus Closure
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- Need a distraction from the constant barrage of coronavirus-related news? The National Aquarium has you covered.
While it will be closed until March 27 due to the virus, the aquarium will be streaming several of its exhibits, including Blacktip Reef and Pacific Coral Reef, live on its website.
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We may be closed to the public, but our exhibit livestreams are a great way to still experience the Aquarium from home!
— National Aquarium (@NatlAquarium) March 16, 2020
You can stream live feeds of Blacktip Reef, Pacific Coral Reef and Jellies Invasion every day by checking out the link below. ????️???? pic.twitter.com/pmIzBWzDgw
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