Currently, I help supervise the Animal Ambassador Team (AAT) at SeaWorld Orlando. This is an area of the training department that many of you may not realize exists, but you’ve probably seen in action. You may have interacted with the animals at the SeaGarden, attend a school where we’ve made an educational visit, or seen animals on one of our many appearances on TV.

Can’t get enough of the SeaWorld parks? We’re excited to announce that SeaWorld is now on Pinterest – a photo and video sharing social website and virtual pinboard where users are able to “pin” images of interest to them onto categorized boards they’ve createdso their friends can see.

How many people can say that they learned how to swim at Aquatica in Orlando? Now offering lessons for every skill level, there’s no better place to learn than at SeaWorld’s one-of-a-kind water park!

Aquatica is usually warm and tropical, but for one day only they're chilling down their wave pool so the brave of heart can experience the "thrill of the chill" by plunging into cold water, while supporting a great cause!

Roseate spoonbills are known for their unique and distinctive appearance, and we're lucky to still see them today. In the 1800s, they were almost hunted to extinction for their fancy feathers. Let's swoop in and get the "scoop" on these beautiful birds:

(SeaWorld Orlando Park President Terry Prather pictured top left)

With back-to-school time officially here in Central Florida, SeaWorld Orlando’s team members have been quite busy working behind the scenes to help children get the materials they need this school year.

When you’re enjoying the sandy beaches or soaring by Commerson’s dolphins in Dolphin Plunge, you might wonder who helped bring Aquatica to life.