Aquarium Reflection

When my class and I went to the Boston Aquarium to learn about the ecosystem of aquatic animals. Personally I am an animal lover and every time I have gone to the Aquarium I always go look at the penguins first because I have always wanted to touch them and have them as a pet. I learned that the penguins make a high pitched whistling noise to signal for feeding. They also make noises to communicate with one another with either talking or for mating. I also learned plenty of biodiversity because the aquatic ecosystem is filled with different kinds and types of animals. They also have different colors. One of the people who worked in the Aquarium also talked about the corals as one of the biggest animal in the ocean and they provide safety towards other animals. This reminded me of the time when I learned about coral reefs because of the different plants or animals living in different either harsh or cool area. I also realized that the sting rays do not sting if you touch it carefully. I was surely terrified to touch them, especially the sharks. I also learned that the anaconda can live with a set of animals or insects without it eating them.