Rocky Point Preserve at SeaWorld San Diego has been undergoing some renovations for a few months and we are gearing up to reopen our area in less than one week! We are very excited and can’t wait to share our new-and-improved area with everyone. One of the big changes is there will be more access throughout the day around the pool, which means more opportunities to get up close to our resident bottlenose dolphins.

Shark attack victim Lucy Mangum celebrated her seventh birthday at Discovery Cove due to the kindness of Southwest employee, Mike Williams who heard Lucy’s incredible story during a national television interview.

This Valentine’s Day, discover an all-inclusive day resort experience that’s one of a kind – at Discovery Cove

Look at what we saw on ultrasound in someone’s belly this week. You guessed it… It’s a… It’s a… It’s the fluke of a baby dolphin!!! One of our Atlantic bottlenose dolphins is approximately 6 months pregnant. A dolphin’s full pregnancy is a year long, so she has another 6 months of pregnancy left.

SeaWorld Orlando recently welcomed an adorable dolphin calf to its family. The unnamed calf weighed in at 35 pounds and is 40 inches long, with the sex unknown at this time. Currently, the calf is nursing and bonding with its mom, Ariel, (in her mid teens, this is her fourth calf).

Players from the University of Washington and University of Nebraska visited SeaWorld
San Diego on Dec. 27 as part of annual Holiday Bowl "Team Day." Players from both teams donned Shamu ponchos and flocked to Shamu Stadium's "soak zone" for an up close and watery experience during the Believe Show.

SEAWORLD SAN DIEGO’S 2010 RESCUE SEASON MARKED BY GROUNDBREAKING WORK AND HEADLINE-GRABBING STORIES

From a 3,000-mile airplane transport of a rescued pilot whale from the Caribbean to a two-hour long disentanglement of gray whale caught in fishing gear, the 2010 rescue season for SeaWorld San Diego has been full of excitement.

SeaWorld San Diego veterinarians went to extraordinary lengths to save the life of one of the park’s dolphins. Dottie, a 23-year-old Atlantic bottlenose dolphin, went into kidney failure due complications from kidney stones, but thanks to a team of highly-skilled “human” doctors from the University of California at San Diego Medical Center, her life was saved through medical procedures never before performed on a dolphin.

It's never too late to learn some new moves! Crunch, a 600-pound Atlantic bottlenose dolphin at SeaWorld San Diego, gives superstar actor Mark Wahlberg, a few lessons on how to do a pec dance.