This year for Mother’s Day, SeaWorld San Diego guests can watch several of our animal moms caring for their young here at the park. One animal in particular is Cascade, a bottlenose dolphin, who is currently caring for her sixth calf that was born in early November.

Spring break is officially over. And you know what that means?

Spring Break is here at last, and you know what that means-- time for amazing animal adventures. And what better place to experience these adventures than at SeaWorld Orlando and its sister parks, Aquatica and Discovery Cove.

Below are the top five must-see attractions for this spring break. Have you already done them? If not, perhaps you can this trip!

As I’ve said before, I love SeaWorld San Diego’s mission to return rescued and rehabilitated animals to the wild. And what’s even cooler, I actually stepped in to help our first marine mammal to be returned to the wild this year from our SeaWorld rescue truck on Jan. 11. After three months of medical rehabilitation at the SeaWorld animal care center, a 300-pound adult male California sea lion named Buck being returned to the wild was quite a sight. I’m sure the dozen or so beachgoers who looked on from various viewpoints agreed.

The clock is ticking to finish your holiday shopping! Having trouble figuring out what to get those last few people on your list? You might not have thought about all the fun and unique gift ideas that SeaWorld Orlando has to offer.

SeaWorld San Diego joins communities around the globe today to celebrate World Oceans Day, giving guests the opportunity to learn more about the planet’s oceans and ways to help protect them. Today SeaWorld is featuring ocean-themed crafts and activities at our Pole to Pole gift shop along with a SeaWorld animal rescue team meet-and-greet. We also presented the proceeds from the first inaugural Pole to Pole Fun Run to the Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute.

SeaWorld opened its doors on March 21, 1964, with 22 acres, 45 employees, two aquariums and a few dolphins and sea lions. The first year drew just over 400,000 visitors. Since then, SeaWorld has become San Diego’s No.

Meet Argo! The 10-year-old male pilot whale is getting acclimated at SeaWorld, after being transported from Japan to the marine-life park for long-term care. SeaWorld animal care specialists and veterinarians are keeping a close watch on the marine mammal, who weighs 1,200 pounds and measures 11 and a half feet long. He is being cared for in a behind-the-scenes pool at Dolphin Stadium. Trainers expect to introduce him to the park’s other pilot whales over the next several days.

This past weekend two of country’s top stars visited SeaWorld Orlando to perform at Bands, Brew & BBQ Festival. Take a look at these amazing pictures that captured their experiences!

Country music superstar Trace Adkins and his family visited SeaWorld Orlando’s Key West area prior to his performance on Saturday.

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment and the global children's digital media company Ruckus Media Group today announced a multi-year licensing deal to create digital storybooks that will inspire kids and families to connect with animals and the natural world. The stories will be based on SeaWorld’s animals, attractions and education and conservation efforts. This is the first digital publishing venture for SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment.